1<html> 2<head> 3 <title>List of Vadim's presentations</title> 4 <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image" /> 5 <meta name="twitter:creator" content="@vadimlearning" /> 6 <meta name="twitter:label1" content="Total number of presentations" /> 7 <meta name="twitter:data1" content="45" /> 8 <meta name="twitter:label2" content="Last updated" /> 9 <meta name="twitter:data2" content="November 2021" /> 10 <meta property="og:type" content="article" /> 11 <meta property="og:url" content="https://vmarkovtsev.github.io" /> 12 <meta property="og:title" content="Vadim Markovtsev's public talks" /> 13 <meta property="og:description" content="Vadim Markovtsev likes to speak on conferences all over the world. He publishes his slides on this website." /> 14 <meta property="og:image" content="https://vmarkovtsev.github.io/photo.jpg" /> 15 <meta property="twitter:image" content="https://vmarkovtsev.github.io/photo.jpg" /> 16</head> 17<body> 18<h1>List of Vadim's presentations</h1> 19<ul> 20<li>2023 <a href="fosdem-2023-brussels">Accelerating object serialization by using constraints - FOSDEM, Brussels, Belgium</a></li> 21<li>2021 <a href="symposium2-2021-remote">API Security - Athenian Symposium, remote</a></li> 22<li>2021 <a href="mlcon-singapore-2021-remote">Kubeflow on a Bare-Metal GPU Cluster from Scratch - MLCon Singapore, remote</a></li> 23<li>2021 <a href="symposium-2021-remote">Releases Matching - Athenian Symposium, remote</a></li> 24<li>2021 <a href="ods-2021-remote">Full software development cycle analytics in near real-time - OpenDataScience Datafest, Code Mining, remote</a></li> 25<li>2019 <a href="devfest-2019-moscow">Distributed training of Tensorflow models - DevFest, Moscow, Russia</a></li> 26<li>2019 <a href="sf-data-science-2019-san-francisco">Code as Data and Machine Learning on Source Code - SF Data Science Meetup, San Francisco, CA, USA</a></li> 27<li>2019 <a href="Fun with GPUs.pdf">Fun with GPUs - source{d}, Madrid (internal)</a></li> 28<li>2019 <a href="skytalks-2019-gliwice">Mining software development history (evolution) - SkyTalks, Gliwice, Poland</a></li> 29<li>2019 <a href="mlconference-2019-munich">Mining software development history - MLConference, Munich, Germany</a></li> 30<li>2019 <a href="SUPCOM.pdf">This is source{d} (for SUP'COM) - Madrid, Spain</a></li> 31<li>2019 <a href="msr-2019-montreal">style-analyzer: fixing code style inconsistencies with interpretable unsupervised algorithms - MSR, Montreal, Canada</a></li> 32<li>2019 <a href="devpro-2019-tomsk">Personal code review assistants and Machine Learning on Source Code - DevPro, Tomsk, Russia</a></li> 33<li>2019 <a href="fosdem-2019-brussels">Suggesting Fixes during Code Review with ML - FOSDEM, Brussels, Belgium</a></li> 34<li>2019 <a href="mloncode-meetup-2019-webinar">Lookout Assisted Code Review - source{d} MLonCode Meetup, online</a></li> 35<li>2018 <a href="tfjs-2018-lisbon/">TensorFlow.js - DevFest, Lisbon, Portugal</a></li> 36<li>2018 <a href="tfjs-2018-krasnodar/">TensorFlow.js - DevFest, Krasnodar, Russia</a></li> 37<li>2018 <a href="tfjs-2018-aalborg/">TensorFlow.js - DevFest, Aalborg, Denmark</a></li> 38<li>2018 <a href="tfjs-2018-madrid/">TensorFlow.js - DL Meetup, Madrid, Spain</a></li> 39<li>2018 <a href="tfjs-2018-nantes/">TensorFlow.js - ML Meetup, Nantes, France</a></li> 40<li>2018 <a href="gowayfest-2018-minsk/">Machine Learning on Git: Hercules and his Labours - GoWayFest, Minsk, Belarus</a></li> 41<li>2018 <a href="icsme-2018-madrid/">Scalable Language-Agnostic Analysis of Source Code and VCS History - ICSME pre-party, Madrid, Spain</a></li> 42<li>2018 <a href="ml4p-2018-oxford/">Splitting source code identifiers using BiLSTM - ML4P, Oxford, Great Britain</a></li> 43<li>2018 <a href="pydata-2018-mallorca/">State of Open Source Machine Learning (evolution) - PyData, Mallorca</a></li> 44<li>2018 <a href="devweek-2018-new-york/">Machine Learning on Source Code (evolution) - Developer Week, New York</a></li> 45<li>2018 <a href="msr-2018-gothenburg/">Public Git Archive - MSR, Gothenburg</a></li> 46<li>2018 <a href="dotai-2018-paris/">
46Machine Learning on Source Code (remix) - dotAI, Paris</a></li> 47<li>2018 <a href="oscal-oml-2018-tirana/">State of Open Source Machine Learning - OSCAL, Tirana</a></li> 48<li>2018 <a href="codelab-2018-aalborg/">Codelab: Tensorflow + Go (evolution) - Google IO Extended, Aalborg</a></li> 49<li>2018 <a href="oscal-mloncode-2018-tirana/">Machine Learning on Source Code (evolution) - OSCAL, Tirana</a></li> 50<li>2018 <a href="pydays-2018-vienna/">Machine Learning on Source Code - PyDays, Vienna</a></li> 51<li>2018 <a href="codelab-2018-moscow/">Codelab: Tensorflow + Go - Russian Go Community, Moscow</a></li> 52<li>2018 <a href="python-2018-moscow/">СÑÑк Ð´Ð»Ñ Ð¼Ð°Ñинного обÑÑÐµÐ½Ð¸Ñ Ð½Ð° иÑÑ Ð¾Ð´Ð½Ð¾Ð¼ коде - Moscow Python, Moscow</a></li> 53<li>2018 <a href="gophercon-2018-moscow/">Measuring code sentiment in a Git repository - GopherCon, Moscow</a></li> 54<li>2017 <a href="codemotion-2017-madrid/">Fighting with high-dimensional not-so-small data (evolution) - CodeMotion, Madrid</a></li> 55<li>2017 <a href="m3-2017-london/">Fighting with high-dimensional not-so-small data - M<sup>3</sup>, London</a></li> 56<li>2017 <a href="gdg-2017-berlin/">Open Source Stack for Machine Learning on Source Code - GDG, Berlin</a></li> 57<li>2017 <a href="techtalks-2017-moscow/">Similarity of GitHub Repositories by Source Code Identifiers - source{d} Tech Talks, Moscow</a></li> 58<li>2017 <a href="techtalks-2017-moscow-lightning/">Hercules and His Labours - source{d} Tech Talks, Moscow</a></li> 59<li>2017 <a href="devdays-2017-vilnius/">GitHub Contributions Graph: Analyzing PageRank & Proving The 6 Handshakes Theory - DevDays, Vilnius</a></li> 60<li>2016 <a href="slush-2016/">Source code abstracts classification using CNN (evolution) - Slush, Helsinki</a></li> 61<li>2016 <a href="data-natives-2016/">Source code abstracts classification using CNN (evolution) - Data Natives, Berlin</a></li> 62<li>2016 <a href="re-work-2016-london/">Using deep RNN to model source code - Re-Work, London</a></li> 63<li>2016 <a href="go-meetup-2016-moscow/">РабоÑа Ñ Go из Python - Go Meetup, Moscow</a></li> 64<li>2016 <a href="re-work-2016-berlin/">Source code abstracts classification using CNN - Re-Work, Berlin</a></li> 65<li>2016 <a href="antispam_from_the_inside_out/">Antispam From The Inside Out - Mail.Ru, Moscow</a></li> 66<li>2015 <a href="mipt_web_2015/00_overview/">Web Programming @ MIPT - MIPT, Moscow</a></li> 67</ul> 68License of all the materials: <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/">CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0</a>. 69 70<!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics -->
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