Learn all about Kadane’s Algorithm in this fun and exciting guide! — Last Updated: October 10, 2020 Welcome back to the third episode of Algorithm Spotlight! In this episode, I’ll be talking about Kadane’s Algorithm! Right before we begin, if you missed out on the previous episode, here’s Floyd’s Cycle Detection Algorithm: Algorithm Spotlight: Floyd’s Cycle Detection Algorithm Learn about Floyd’s Cycle Detection Algorithm!blog.usejournal.com

Learn about Floyd’s Cycle Detection Algorithm! — Last Updated: March 8, 2021 Welcome to the second week of Algorithm Spotlight! This week our featured algorithm is…drum roll please…Floyd’s Cycle Detection Algorithm! Right before we begin, if you missed out on the previous episode, here’s the Euclidean Algorithm article: Algorithm Spotlight: Euclidean Algorithm Learn how the Euclidean Algorithm works in this week’s Algorithm Spotlight!medium.com

Learn all about the Euclidean Algorithm and how to implement it in this fun and exciting illustrated guide! — Last Updated: September 18, 2020 The Euclidean algorithm is an algorithm for quickly finding the GCD (greatest common divisor) of two numbers and is an extremely important number theory concept. The GCD is used in many applications, like simplifying fractions, modular arithmetic, and also encryption algorithms such as the RSA Encryption Algorithm.

Hello world, it’s Aaron! NOTE: This article assumes you are on a Linux distro with at least 1 CUDA-capable NVIDIA GPU. In this article, we will be installing NVIDIA CUDA and TensorFlow GPU 2.2.0-rc2!

Overview There’s a very high chance that you’ve taken a Udacity course, and maybe even a nanodegree. But since Udacity believes in a “project-based, active learning” philosophy, you’re very likely to not pass Udacity projects on the first submission, or maybe the second submission. In this Medium blog post, I’ll share…

This is the first part of the 2 part series by Aaron Ma on the summary of Hands-On ML. So you may have come across the image on the left: Hands-on ML with Scikit-Learn, Keras & TensorFlow by Aurelien Geron. I’ve just finished reading his book, and I’ve decided to…

Hello world, it’s Aaron! Today I’ll be talking about TensorFlow 2’s amazing tf.tpu API. NOTE: The version of TensorFlow I’m using is TensorFlow 2.1. The Python version I’m using is 3.7. I’ll also periodically update the TensorFlow & Python version used here to match the most recent releases. What is TensorFlow? TensorFlow is…

Last updated: April 21, 2022 A few days ago, I received Brilliant from a friend. I practiced solving some problems on Brilliant with the Premium subscription, and I loved it! Here’s my review of Brilliant Premium. Keep reading for an exclusive 20% off Brilliant Premium!* What is Brilliant? Brilliant is a site that follows the freemium business model…

Hello, world, it’s Aaron! In this blog, I’ll be talking about an in-place algorithm, which modifies data structures or objects outside of its stack frame. An out-of-place function does not make any changes that are visible to other functions. Usually, these functions copy data structures or objects before it manipulates or changes them. Let’s take a look into this with some examples. Thanks for reading and have a great day!