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Open profile: Asyl Barakov
Asyl Barakov
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Lomonosov Moscow State University · Astana

Research on the latest methods for identifying preferences.

  • Recomendation systems
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Open profile: Galymzhan Tutkushev
Galymzhan Tutkushev@gala95
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Almaty, Kazakhstan

I’m an Applied AI/ML engineer with over 6 years of experience building and deploying production machine learning solutions — from classic ML to cutting-edge generative AI. I have experience in traditional ML, where I delivered end-to-end projects across data preparation, modeling, and production deployment. Over the past 2 years, I’ve specialized in Large Language Models (LLMs), Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and autonomous agents, successfully taking multiple solutions from prototype to production to improve and automate business processes. I’m also a Kaggle Competition Expert, having participated in advanced LLM challenges. 🚀 Passionate about innovation, efficiency, and building intelligent systems that deliver real-world impact.

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Open profile: Kalik Baimukan
Kalik Baimukan@robotics
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Student · NIS IB · Astana, Kazakhstan

I am an ML engineer experienced in building hardware integrated with AI, currently experimenting with Physical AI. I have experience of building stuff and even have my own home lab

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Read news: DSML Reading Club #10

DSML Reading Club #10

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DSML Reading Club Meeting #10 Speaker: Arystan Shokan Arystan Shokan earned a master's degree in mathematics from Boston University. His main research interests are in geometry and topology, including algebraic geometry, complex geometry, algebraic topology, differential geometry, and combinatorial geometry. Arystan also wrote a survey paper on Combinatorial Hodge Theory. At this meeting, Arystan will talk about Topological Data Analysis (TDA). In the seminar, we will explore how Topological Data Analysis can be used to study the shape and structure of data, especially when periodicity and cyclic states are present. We will discuss the key ideas of homology, Laplacians, and Betti numbers. Prerequisites: Linear Algebra 📅 Thursday, October 1, 12:00 KZ Time ➕ Add to calendar: https://calendar.app.google/rY4ghKSXMTBAQx186 ⚠️ Important about the meeting link: Only those who add it to their calendar will get access to the meeting—the Google Meet link will be inside.

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