What type of models were built in previous organization, what are your roles and responsibilities at Equity.
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Do you have experience or knowledge about the characterisation of food texture?
Examples of ensemble classification technique in ML and explain it.
Can we use ANN for unsupervised learning? How?
Explain the bias variance trade-off.
What's your goals in life
Tell us about RQs/projects you would be interested in?
What are you 5 greatest weaknesses?
The technical test consisted of writing code for finding statistically significant cell expression for different genes which were knocked out as part of a microarray experiment. This code was expected to work with their internal data.
What is optimization? What is subquery in SQL?
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