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Predicting fuel efficiency with Elixir, Nx, and Axon: a gentle introduction to Machine Learning
Having slept on ML for the last few years, I woke up and decided I’d figure out what I’m missing. I’m a senior developer with 20+ years of mostly web and mobile experience. It’s a great time to explore the space, since Sean Moriarity and the Elixir team have introduced a whole suite of ML tools. Nxand Axon are shiny and new so I thought I’d take them for a spin.
Read in full here:
https://bitfield.co/posts/machine-learning-in-elixir-with-nx-and-axon/
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