An outlier is a point that appears unusual compared with the rest of the data. It may be a rare but valid observation, a measurement error, a data quality problem, ...
An outlier is a point that appears unusual compared with the rest of the data. It may be a rare but valid observation, a measurement error, a data quality problem, Read article →
The curse of dimensionality is a problem where high-dimensional spaces become sparse and harder for models to learn from reliably. As the number of features grows, the data space expands ...
The curse of dimensionality is a problem where high-dimensional spaces become sparse and harder for models to learn from reliably. As the number of features grows, the data space expands Read article →
Hi, my name is Michal Krčmář. I am digital entrepreneur currently based in Prague (Czechia). I’ve been working on websites and delivering online marketing campaigns as a commercially-focused freelancer since 2006 for big prestigious brands, worked in-house for many years as consultant, manager or director and run several own startups. I founded/co-founded several companies with annual turnaround around 10+ mio USD. When I am not actually working on my business I try to constantly pass on my broad experience through seminars and online training, I also organize company trainings and workshops.
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