Michał Łusiak
Michał is software developer from Poland, currently living in Sweden. On the daily job he works mostly with backend for web and mobile applications. He has worked with many programming stacks but currently focuses mostly on .NET. Big fan of functional languages. Recently interested in machine learning and data science. Aviation geek, skier and wheels of fury.
Writing Heavy Metal Riffs with Machine Learning and .NET
ML.NET is a fairly established framework to do "simple" machine learning on .NET platform. It provides range of classical ml models that address basic needs. But with newest releases and through power of ONNX you can plug into it neural networks and even large language models (LLMs!) like BERT.
In this revisit of the original talk from 2019, I'm looking at how far we've gone in 5 years, and produce some metal riffs in the process.
Michał is software developer from Poland, currently living in Sweden. On the daily job he works mostly with backend for web and mobile applications. He has worked with many programming stacks but currently focuses mostly on .NET. Big fan of functional languages. Recently interested in machine learning and data science. Aviation geek, skier and wheels of fury.
Writing Heavy Metal Riffs with Machine Learning and .NET
ML.NET is a fairly established framework to do "simple" machine learning on .NET platform. It provides range of classical ml models that address basic needs. But with newest releases and through power of ONNX you can plug into it neural networks and even large language models (LLMs!) like BERT.
In this revisit of the original talk from 2019, I'm looking at how far we've gone in 5 years, and produce some metal riffs in the process.