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welcome to the Egging Phase course
this course
has been designed to teach you all about the
egging phasical system
to use the data set on Model Hub
as well as all open source libraries
here is the table of contents
as you can see
is divided in three sections
which become progressively more advanced
at this stage
the first two sections have been released
so first we'll teach you
the basics of how to use the transformer model
find your need on your own dataset
and share the result with the community
so second
we'll dive deeper into our libraries and teach you
how to tackle any NLP task
we are actively working on the last one
a note to have been
treated for you for the spring of 2022
the first chapter requires no technical knowledge
and is a good introduction to learn what transformers
model can do
and all we could be reviews to you are your company
the next chapters recall your good knowledge of Titan
and some basic knowledge of machine learning
and deep learning
if you don't know what the training and validation set
are or what gradient decent means
you should look at an introductory course
such as the ones published by Deep Learning the Tai
or Faster Tai
it's also best if you have some basics in one
deploning framework
by touch or turns a flow
each part of the material introduced in this course
as a version in both verse frameworks
so we'll be
able to pick the one you are most comfortable with
this is the team that developed this course
I'll now let
each of the speakers introduce themselves briefly
hi my name is Matthew
and I'm a machine learning engineer at huggingface
I work on the open source team
and I'm responsible for maintaining
particularly the Tensorflow code there
previously I was a machine learning engineer at parsley
who have recently been acquired by Automatic
and I was a postdoctoral researcher before that at
Trinity College Dublin in Ireland
working on computational genetics and retinal disease
hi I'm Lysander
I'm a machinery
engineer at Hugging Face and I'm specifically part
of the open source team
I've been a hugging face for a few years now
and alongside my team members
I've been
working on most of the tools that you'll get to see in
this course
hi I'm Silva
I'm a research engineer at tuggingface
and one of the main maintainers
of the Transformers library
previously I worked at Faster AI
where I helped develop the Faster AI library
as well as an online book
before that
I was a math and computer science teacher in France
hi
my name is Sasha and I'm a researcher at huggingface
working on the ethical
environmental
and social impacts of machine learning models
previously I was a postdoctoral researcher
at Milan University of Montreal
and I also worked as an applied AI
researcher for the United Nations
Global Pulse
I've been involved in projects such as Code Carbon
and the Machine Learning Impacts Calculator
to measure the carbon footprint of machine learning
hi I'm Mervy and I'm a developeradvicat Huggingphase
previously I was working as a machine learning engineer
building NLP tools and chatbots
currently I'm working to improve the hub
and democratize machine learning
hello everyone
my name is Lucille
and I'm a machine learning engineer at erginface
to tell you in two sentences who I am
I work on the development on support
of open source tools
and I also participate in several research projects
in the field of
natural language posting
good day there
I'm Lewis
and I'm a machine learning engineer in the open
source team at huggingface
I'm passionate about developing tools
for the NLP community
and you'll see me at many of Huggingface's outreach
activities
before joining huggingface
I spent several years
developing machine learning applications
for startups and enterprises in the domains of NLP
topological data analysis and time series
in a former life I was a theoretical physicist
where I research particle collisions at the Large
Hadron Collider and son
hey I'm Leandro
and I'm a machine learning engineer in the
open service team at huggingface
before joining huggingface
I worked as a data scientist in Switzerland
and have taught data science at university
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