INPUT ARTICLE: Article: As a machine learning engineer, you'll be tasked with solving specific problems using your employer's internal data. To do this, you'll need to come up with and test out various experimental algorithms that yield results relevant to the task at hand. Once you come up with a good algorithm, you'll have to create a machine learning system that can run it automatically. Depending on the task at hand, your algorithm may operate on its own or it may interact with the organization's existing digital systems. In addition to the more creative aspects of machine learning, you'll have to manage the infrastructure that makes your engineering operations possible. It will be your job to ensure that data gets from 1 point to another without running into any trouble. Once you've established yourself with a company, you may reach a pay ceiling based on your current education level. To gain additional raises and promotions, you may have to get a machine learning certification, earn a degree, or participate in specialty courses. Some companies will fund your additional education, though others will require you to pay out of pocket for it.

SUMMARY: Create and run machine learning experiments. Build and implement machine learning systems. Ensure the data pipelines run smoothly. Participate in educational programs to earn promotions.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before calculating your grade, you will need to figure out if your teacher is using a point system or a weighted grade system. With a point system, everything you do in the class will be worth a certain number of points. Look for a point score on your assignments or simply ask your teacher to determine if this is how you are being graded. Look at your syllabus, add the numbers listed on completed assignments, or ask your teacher to determine the total number of points available. If you are just trying to find out what your grade is at the moment, add together only the points for assignments you have completed so far. If you want to guess the grade you will end with in the class, you will need to ask your teacher for the total number of points that can be earned in the class. Next, add up all of the points that you earned on your assignments. You can get these numbers from the assignments themselves (if your teacher listed your point score) or you can get them by asking your teacher for your scores. If you are trying to guess what grade you will end up with, you will have to guess how well you will score on future assignments in order to calculate your final grade. You can guess these numbers by choosing a number of points similar to the percentages you have been getting or you can choose a higher number of points (to see what would happen if you study harder) or a lower number of points (to see what would happen if you studied less). Now, take the total number of points that you earned and divide that number by the number of total earned points. You can use the points only for assignments so far or you can use the number of points for the entire class. It depends on the information available to you and your reasons for calculating your grade. An example of this equation would look like this: Sam has completed ten assignments and one test. Altogether, these assignments were worth 200 points. Sam added together their scores and found that they had earned 175 points. Sam calculates the grade (175/200=.87) to find a score of 87% for their class grade.
Summary: Determine if you are on a point system. Determine the total number of earned points. Determine the total number of points you earned. Determine your percentage.

Click the "Star" on the upper right of the browser then click "Add to favorites". then click the Next button to continue. What you select next will depend on what option you clicked. If you choose to import your settings from another browser, Internet Explorer can import your bookmarks, settings and other saved files from Safari for WIndows or Google Chrome, so click the appropriate checkbox then click "Next" and "Next" again to save your saved files in Explorer. Click the Next button to continue. YOu won't need to complete this step, if you've exported them; but you will need to know exactly where this saved page is to complete the export to other browsers. Click the "Export to a file" option then Next button to continue. Make sure that "Favorites" box is checked and click "Next" then select the folder of bookmarks/favorites you'd like to export and click "Next". Watch the location it will save the HTML file to; by default it saves your file in your personal Documents folder then click the "Export" button.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Internet Explorer. Bookmark the page. Open up the temporary Menu toolbar by pressing the Alt key when your system is focused on Internet Explorer, and select File from that menu/toolbar. Select Import and export". Select either the Import from another browser option or Import file or Export file options. Choose your process/route for your bookmarks and settings. Find and select what file you want to export or import by ticking the box, if you've chosen either the "Import from a file" or "Export to a file". Browse for the location to save or load the bookmarks to or from then click the next button to run the tool. Click the "Finish" button to continue and see your bookmarks which can be viewed in your Favorites bar, through the favorites toolbar or through the Favorites option in your personal folder (which could be on your personal Windows desktop). Export your bookmarks to other browsers, if you've chosen to Export them.

Q: It's important to measure the child's circumference at the widest part of the head. Set the tape right above the ears so it's nearly touching them and line it up on forehead so it sits over the brows. With the measuring tape in place above the ears and brows, wrap it around the back of the head. Be careful not to pull it too tight. Make sure the tape lays flat against the back of head where the slope is most pronounced. Overlap the tape slightly to get the most accurate measurement, and note the number. Measuring a baby's head circumference can be important to ensure that their brain is growing and developing as it should. You can find appropriate growth charts for boys and girls on the Center for Disease Control's website at https://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts/who_charts.htm#The%20WHO%20Growth%20Charts. If you're concerned about the measurement, consult your child's doctor. To ensure that your measurement is correct, it's a good idea to check your results a second time. Measure the head a second time -- and even a third -- to verify the measurement.
A: Place the measuring tape just above the eyebrows and ears. Pull the tape around the back where the head slopes up from the neck. Lay the tape where the head slopes up from the neck. Repeat the process to ensure that the measurement is accurate.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Neon bar signs make classic man cave decor, as do old-fashioned liquor ads and traffic signs with funny messages or images. You can buy these from specialized stores or online, so there's no need to look for one that "just fell off the truck." You can also search online for "man cave decorations" or "man cave signs." Display posters of your favorite actors, athletes, or anything you like. Frame your favorite movie posters in lighted frames, or negotiate with other people in your house to move a couple pieces of wall decor into your cave. Posters of models are another classic man cave decoration, although they can be a sore point for some spouses and partners. Hang up your medals and place your trophies proudly on the top shelf. If you hunt, fish, or play sports, display your equipment, along with photographs of great moments. Your man cave is also the perfect place to display any collection you have, or at least the most prized examples. There should be plenty of small things for you and your mates to grab during the lull in TV, audio, or video game activity. Include such items as: Magazines and books 3D puzzles, handheld games and toys, and other small time wasters or challenges Strange gadgets, flea market deals, and other odd, interesting stuff you've picked up especially if your family won't let you keep it anywhere else!

SUMMARY:
Add signs to the walls. Put up posters or artwork. Display your trophies, medals, collections, and memorabilia. Keep reading material and gadgets on hand.