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Vincent Granville

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Seattle, WA, United States

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Past articles by Vincent:

An Empirical Proof of the Riemann Conjecture

How to use the MPmath Python library to explore a famous mathematical conjecture → Read More

A New Machine Learning Optimization Technique

In this series, we discuss a technique to find either the minima or the roots of a chaotic, unsmooth, or discrete function. A root-finding technique that works… → Read More

A New Machine Learning Optimization Technique

In this series, we discuss a technique to find either the minima or the roots of a chaotic, unsmooth, or discrete function. A root-finding technique that works… → Read More

Lessons to be Learned from the Facebook Outage

Source: see last section in this article The October 4, 2021 great Facebook outage, which lasted for over 6 hours, making all FB properties (including Instagr… → Read More

Is Machine Learning an Art, a Science or Something Else?

Source: see last section in this article Of course this question begs for the answer that it is both an art and a science. I view it more like craftsmanship.… → Read More

Machine Learning Career: Pros and Cons of Having a PhD

It is often said that data science jobs are for seasoned professionals, and many job ads still show a preference for a profile with a PhD, with years of exper… → Read More

Are Data Scientists Becoming Obsolete?

This question is raised on occasion. Salaries are not increasing as fast as they used to, though this is natural for any discipline reaching some maturity. So… → Read More

Machine Learning Perspective on the Twin Prime Conjecture

This article focuses on the machine learning aspects of the problem, and the use of pattern recognition techniques leading to very interesting, new findings a… → Read More

The Inverse Problem in Random Dynamical Systems

We are dealing here with random variables recursively defined by Xn+1 = g(Xn), with X1 being the initial condition. The examples discussed here are simple, di… → Read More

Orbits of Non-periodic Fourier Series: Simple Introduction, Cool Applications

These Fourier series can be considered as bivariate time series (X(t), Y(t)) where t is the time, X(t) is a weighted sum of cosine terms of arbitrary periods,… → Read More

A Simple Regression Problem

This article is part of a new series featuring problems with solution, to help you hone your machine learning and pattern recognition skills. Try to solve thi… → Read More

Covid-19: Fundamental Statistics that are Ignored

This is not a discussion as to whether the data is flawed or not, or whether we are comparing apples to oranges or not (the way statistics are gathered in diff… → Read More

Central Limit Theorem for Non-Independent Random Variables

The original version of the central limit theorem (CLT) assumes n independently and identically distributed (i.i.d.) random variables X1, ..., Xn, with finite… → Read More

Salary Trends for Data Scientists and Machine Learning Professionals

Source: here If you are wondering how much a data scientist earns, whether you are a hiring manager or looking for a job, there are plenty of websites providi… → Read More

More Fun Math Problems for Machine Learning Practitioners

This is part of a series featuring the following aspects of machine learning: Mathematics, simulations, benchmarking algorithms based on synthetic data (in s… → Read More

The Machine Learning Process in 7 Steps

In this article, I describe the various steps involved in managing a machine learning process from beginning to end. Depending on which company you work for,… → Read More

The Pros and Cons of Working for a Startup

As a machine learning professional, I have worked for several startups ranging from zero to 600 employees, as well as companies such as eBay, Wells Fargo, Vi… → Read More

Could Machine Learning Practitioners Prove Deep Math Conjectures?

Many of us have solid foundations in math or have an interest in learning more, and are passionate about solving difficult problems during our free time. Of c… → Read More

Fun Math Problems for Machine Learning Practitioners

This is part of a series featuring the following aspects of machine learning: Mathematics, simulations, benchmarking algorithms based on synthetic data (in… → Read More

Fascinating Facts About Complex Random Variables and the Riemann Hypothesis

Orbit of the Riemann zeta function in the complex plane (see also here) Despite my long statistical and machine learning career both in academia and in the in… → Read More