Publications by Sylvain LIÈGE
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#11 AI: Fixing the Training gone Wrong
Sylvain LIEGE has been certified AWS Certified AI Practitioner.
#10 AI Training going wrong
#9 AI Training & Back Propagation
#8 - AI Forward Propagation
#7 - Artificial Intelligence : Architecture: Neural Network Design
#6 - Artificial Intelligence: Digital Neural Network Architecture
#5 - AI: Neural Network Principles – from Biology to Digital
#4 - AI & Mathematics: Differential Calculus
#3 - Artificial Intelligence & Mathematics: Algebra
The Most Difficult Language in Europe
Quote 9 : Minority of one
Quote 8 : What Customers Really Want
Myths and Truth About Agile in Custom Software Development
Quote 7 : Good to Great
Defining the Scope of a Custom Software Development Project
Quote 6: Improvement is a Change
Software Requirements for Non-Technical Managers
#2 - Artificial Intelligence Origins

Quote 9 : Minority of one
“Being a minority, even a minority of one, does not make you mad.”
George Orwell

Quote 8 : What Customers Really Want
“We must learn what customers really want, not what they say they want, not what we think they should want.”
Eric Ries

Myths and Truth About Agile in Custom Software Development
Myths and Truth About Agile in Custom Software Development

Quote 7 : Good to Great
“Indeed, one of the crucial element in taking a company from good to great is somewhat paradoxical. You need executives, on the one hand, who argue and debate -sometimes violently- in pursuit of best answers, yet, on the other hand, who unify fully behind a decision, regardless of parochial interests.”
Jim Collins

Defining the Scope of a Custom Software Development Project
Defining the Scope of a Custom Software Development Project – Capturing the Requirements is about writing down in word what people have in their mind.

Quote 6: Improvement is a Change
“Any improvement is a Change.
Not every change is an improvement but certainly every improvement is a change.”
Eliyahu M. Goldratt