GearsNGenes is proud to present its repository for Bluetooth events! It is currently available on the GearsNGenes GitHub page here. The libraries and example code are provided for you to run and modify. With these libraries, you can control your arduino projects wirelessly through the Adafruit Industries’ free Bluefruit app. The app allows you to …
With the COVID19 pandemic still going strong, large gatherings of people are still not recommended. And this can be a problem for students interested in pursuing robotics, as many robot-related projects can only be done in a lab filled with other people. Additionally, people who don’t have as much experience or money to buy expensive …
Hello, everyone! Sidharta here! It has been a while since my last post and I have learned and done a lot since then! Allow me to share with you some of my machine learning exploits in the year of 2020 and what new content you can look forward to: Nanodegree As you may already know, …
Hello! And welcome to my 4th post in my Tales of Machine Learning. This time, I’d like to talk about a notably crucial part of machine learning that until recently I had carefully neglected: data. The entire reason we pursue ML is because we want technology that can smartly analyze data and make predictions from …
Hello and welcome to part 3 of my Tales of Machine Learning, where I detail my journey to explore Supervised Learning and Neural Networks (NNs). This time, I’d like to talk about the journey after finishing my online nanodegree program. For anyone who didn’t know about my nanodegree, click here to learn about it! For …
As we prepare our online series “From Transistors to Digital Logic”, we are writing up example codes that use Raspbian Raspberry Pi assembly language. This code is meant for ARM based devices. They are free to download and have annotations indicating what each instruction does in the code. Be sure to check out the Assembly …
New Repository: Check out GearsNGenes’ Assembly Language Codes Read More »
Hello, and welcome back to my Tales of Machine learning series, where I detail my journey on researching Supervised Learning and neural networks (NNs). One of the struggles early struggles I had in learning ML was trying to mathematically and visually understand the process that NNs use to “learn” from their mistakes. The process that …
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In the week of July 13th, I finished my first Nanodegree: “AI Progamming with Python“. It was a long and tedious path, spending weeks on single lines of code. But eventually, I finished final project of a flower classifier! I would like to dedicate this post to the program and all that it has taught …
Hello, EVERYONE! Today, GearsNGenes published the page for its first online course for Digital Logic! If you want to take a look at it now, please click here. The suggested prerequisites are currently posted on this page and more content is to come. Now is a good time to give a brief explanation as what …
Digital Logic Course Page Officially Up! What to Expect Read More »
Welcome to my mini blog series of my experiences as I learn about machine learning and how to code Neural Networks (NNs). This is less about the technical details that I learned about and more of my journey through learning about NNs. To learn about the code and concepts behind neural networks, please look at …
