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PyData Triangle welcomes you to another exciting event.

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Speakers:

  • Daniel Wagner
  • Prithiviraj Damodaran
  • YOU: Lightning Talks (Sign-up for a 5 minute lightning talk slot at the meeting by posting in the chat. Or pre-sign-up by posting a comment into this announcement.)

Schedule:
6:00-6:15 announcements
6:15-7:15 Daniel Wagner
7:15-8:15 Prithiviraj Damodaran
8:15-8:30 Lightning talks

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Presenter: Daniel Wagner

Title: Building and Maintaining a Scalable Real-time Inference System

Presentation Overview:
How does Sensibill, a Fintech, serve some of the largest financial institutions in the world. Let us walk through our journey of building a state of the art Inference pipeline that serves millions of users in multiple geographies using AWS Sagemaker. Is it really as easy as advertised? Let's find out.

Bio:
Daniel Wagner. An IT veteran, Daniel started his career on mobile development 3 years before iPhones were a thing, built countless large scale e-commerce and CMS projects before diving into the world of Fintech for the last 5 years. Daniel currently leads the Data & AI team at Sensibill.

Presenter: Prithiviraj Damodaran

Title: Introducing Gramformer

Presentation Overview:
You will learn how to build a Grammar Error Corrector by mining data from emergent systems.

Bio:
My current proprietary researches focus on Machine Reading & I have been working in the Intelligent Document Understanding space for the last 3 years. My open-source researches focus on Machine Writing and controlled NLG. Author of 3 libraries: Gramformer, Styleformer, and Parrot paraphraser. In my recent past life, I built large-scale distributed data systems. I have varied interests: ranging from Computational linguistics to Neuroscience to Rifle shooting to Chess to Tweaking neurochemistry. I work at the interplay of technology, behavioral economics, and psychology.

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