By Vasudev Ram
I had blogged a few times earlier about Domino Data Lab, which is the maker of Domino, a Python PaaS (Platform as a Service) for data science (though it can also be used for general programming in the cloud). I had done a trial of it and found it to be quite good and easy to use. In fact Domino's ease of use for cloud programming was one of the points I specifically noticed and commented on, after trying it out.
Here is the last of those posts:
Domino Python PaaS now has a free plan
That post links to my earlier posts about Domino.
Today I got to know that they are hosting a free webinar on parallel programming with Python and R, using Domino. Here are the details:
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Free webinar on parallel programming in R and Python
We'll show you how to utilize multi-core, high-memory machines to dramatically accelerate your computations in R and Python, without any complex or time-consuming setup.
You'll learn:
How to determine whether your tasks can be parallelized on multi-core, high-memory machines
General purpose techniques in R and Python for parallel programming
Specific applications of parallel programming in a machine learning context, including how to speed up cross-validation, grid search, and random forest calculations
Finally, how to use Domino for easy access to powerful multi-core machines where you can utilize these techniques.
About the instructor
The webinar will be led by Nick Elprin, one of Domino’s co-founders. Before starting Domino, Nick was a senior technologist and technology manager at a large hedge fund, where he managed a team that designed, developed, and delivered the firm’s next generation research platform. He has a BA and MS in computer science from Harvard.
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You can sign up for the webinar here:
Domino Data Lab: free webinar on parallel programming in Python and R
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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
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