In a previous story, I tried to resolve how to find if an exercise is executed in a correct form, using OpenPose to gather exercise data ...

I’m a big fan of a bodyweight approach and generally of doing workouts, but I don’t like too much going to the gym. Besides, in this time...

Doing Explorative Data Analysis on crypto exchange data using Plotly library

Using computer vision to detect fingers covering an object

A great reading to learn how to learn

Photo by Pascal van de Vendel on Unsplash In this article, we’ll see how to use a couple of cool things together to create and host a sim...

Let me introduce you an old ETL companion: its acronym is PDI, but it’s better known as Kettle and it’s part of the Hitachi Pentaho BI su...

These days I need to interact with Google Sheets, going to modify values, based on data taken from an external source (a DB) and on exist...

Photo by Jasmine Coro on Unsplash How many pages can have a book whose purpose is to explain, with a not trivial level of detail, what Ma...

Probably based on true stories….. The cast: Alice, experienced technical project manager Bob, senior dev, black belt in several framework...

Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash In a previous article, I told how I started to approach ML but, of course, my example is not good enoug...

In previous posts we tried available tools (not just run a notebook on cloud) on AWS and Azure, to perform a basic classification predict...

In a previous post we made a little experiment with AWS SageMaker, using Titanic dataset. Now we’ll do the same using Azure services, spe...

In previous posts, we saw some examples of ML algorithms using almost local resources (except while using Google Colaboratory) Let’s supp...

Photo by Martim Braz on Unsplash Some time ago, a friend of mine told me she has to start to deal with ML topics and asked me more about ...

Photo by Kilyan Sockalingum on Unsplash Today we’ll see a simple example of a product recommender (suggested movies in this case), using ...

A little digression before starting: I truly believe that, in few years, the approach of implementing an algorithm by code, writing it in...

Second post about applying some Python magic to deal with real use cases with Magento. If you missed the first episode, check it out here...

It’s a great satisfaction when you are able to drill down into tons of data, taming their complexity and be able to extract valuable info...

Photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash Working every day with Magento, one of the most diffused eCommerce platform, I see a lot of stored data,...