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Machine Learning

In this talk, Etienne presents the new machine learning functionalities of the Wolfram Language (Classify, Predict, and related functions). These functionalities aim to simplify the practice of machine learning by automating parts of its workflow. Etienne shows how to use these functions, explains the underlying algorithms, and discusses future developments.

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