I've recently been working on two fascinating, challenging projects.
One is a guide to the Pimoroni Explorer Base. That's going to take a while, and I'll report on progress as i go.
The other is a tool to help me keep track of published papers on some of the AI areas the interest me.
Therese's so much published that it's a real challenge to keep up. I rely heavily on the wonderful service provided by Semantic Scholar; that helps me keep track of new papers that cite older papers that I've identified as interesting.
Here's the citation network for one of the papers that interest me:
I've done quite a bit of work on networks with Python, but I've recently been reading Complex Network Analysis in Python by Dmitry Zinoviev. It's well-written, broad in coverage, and has plenty of useful sample code.
I love it.
