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Mistral launches Magistral: A new reasoning-focused AI model family

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Magistral Small, a 24 billion parameter model, can be downloaded from Hugging Face under the Apache 2.0 According to Mistral’s blog post, Magistral is suited for uses ranging from calculations and logic to decision trees and rule-based systems.

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The Rise of Agentic AI: Why This Isn’t Just Another AI Trend

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You’ll Leave With a Toolbox, Not Just Knowledge Participants receive access to downloadable Jupyter notebooks, agent templates, evaluation benchmarks, and curated resources. Your ticket includes full access to live and recorded sessions, plus all downloadable tools and resources. This isn’t just “learn and forget.”

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Scaling Kaggle Competitions Using XGBoost: Part 3

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Jump Right To The Downloads Section Scaling Kaggle Competitions Using XGBoost: Part 3 Gradient Boost at a Glance In the first blog post of this series, we went through basic concepts like ensemble learning and decision trees. Throughout this series, we have investigated algorithms by applying them to decision trees.

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Building a Predictive Model in KNIME

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To study this relationship, we can build a linear regression model in KNIME using a dataset we downloaded from NOAA. Building a Decision Tree Model in KNIME The next predictive model that we want to talk about is the decision tree. Animal Classification How can you classify animals?

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Scaling Kaggle Competitions Using XGBoost: Part 4

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The reasoning behind that is simple; whatever we have learned till now, be it adaptive boosting, decision trees, or gradient boosting, have very distinct statistical foundations which require you to get your hands dirty with the math behind them. First, let us download the dataset from Kaggle into our local Colab session.

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Predictive Maintenance Using Isolation Forest

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To download our dataset and set up our environment, we will install the following packages. To download our dataset and set up our environment, we will install the following packages. On Lines 21-27 , we define a Node class, which represents a node in a decision tree. Download the code! Thakur, eds.,

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Scaling Kaggle Competitions Using XGBoost: Part 2

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We went through the core essentials required to understand XGBoost, namely decision trees and ensemble learners. Since we have been dealing with trees, we will assume that our adaptive boosting technique is being applied to decision trees. Looking for the source code to this post? Table 1: The Dataset.