24 powerful Deephaven tools for data analysis
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Tricks for tables every data scientist should know
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Sharing predicted crypto prices with URIs
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Deephaven's URI package makes sharing tables easy
Publish data like you never have before
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URIs make sharing easy
Real-time crypto price predictions with Deephaven and AI
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Using the Coinbase API to perform real-time price predictions
Major League Baseball, Real-time Data, and At-Bats
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Beat-the-Streak with open and real-time engagement
Testing machine learning models on simulated real-time data feeds
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Leveraging Deephaven's TableReplayer to ensure model efficacy in real-time
Nvidia RAPIDS for crypto price prediction
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A GPU-centric platform for machine learning
Crypto price predictions with TensorFlow
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An AI model built for static analysis applied to real-time data
Get the most up-to-date crypto data
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Using Apache Airflow to transform up-to-date crypto data
Find trends in noisy data
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Intern day 5: Decile plot analysis
2 easy steps to inspect any Parquet file in seconds
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Break away from CSV altogether
Easy TensorFlow predictions using GPUs
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Classifications using local GPU power with deephaven.learn
My favorite pandas DataFrame viewer
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Eyeballs help when cleaning data
Keep it simple: WebSockets and real-time queries
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Connecting to Coinbase with Deephaven
Easily analyze real-time financial data like a pro
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Intern day 4: Real-time data
Analyzing live, streaming computer vision data
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Avengers Facial Recognition, the Sequel: data visualization
Towards real-time epileptic seizures forecasts
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Making predictions with an LSTM network with Deephaven
Who's who?: real-time face recognition
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How to import an image stream into the Deephaven IDE
Uncovering the truth about Bitcoin stock holders
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Intern day 3: putting my learning together