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5 Machine Learning Technologies You Should Know

There's more to machine learning and AI than languages. Here's a look at five important libraries and frameworks.
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Apache MXNet

This is an open source deep learning framework that is currently an incubator project in the Apache Software Foundation. One of the things that makes this one special is that AWS has selected it as its deep learning engine of choice. Amazon has committed a significant team to work with the MXNet community to evolve the framework, which aided in its acceptance as an incubator project. You can find out more about it at its incubator site.

Jessica Davis has spent a career covering the intersection of business and technology at titles including IDG's Infoworld, Ziff Davis Enterprise's eWeek and Channel Insider, and Penton Technology's MSPmentor. She's passionate about the practical use of business intelligence, ... View Full Bio

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