Building an end-to-end machine learning pipeline is a fantastic way to encapsulate everything you’ve done before, from cleaning data to serving models. This project walks you through all the steps using Python libraries such as Pandas, Scikit-learn and Flask, and is intended to be accessible and based on experience, meaning that you will complete it […]
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Python packages are a simple way to organize code into logical and reusable units. They are a collection of modules(Python files) organized into directories. You can think of them as folders that group related modules together. The importance of Python packages lies in their ability to promote modularity and maintainability. By organizing code into packages, you can easily
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Python has a few special methods that begin and end with double underscores, such as __init__ or __len__. These special methods are often called magic methods or dunder methods (short for ‘double underscore’). They’re not magic, despite the name (though some of them may feel that way). But they are used with power – behind
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Mistakes are a normal part of programming, but don’t let them take you down; you may not even need to stop. The try-except block in Python is a helpful tool to avoid program crashes by catching and process the dealing of the mistakes so that your code can continue to run if something goes wrong.
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Data cleaning is not the most attractive part of data science but that’s where good marks (and models) come from. In class and assignments, having messy data can easily throw off your analysis before you even actually get to analyze it! Messy datasets often mix up different data types. Missing values and outliers are two
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In supervised machine learning, selecting the right classifier is critical to how well the model will perform. Decision Trees and Random Forests are probably the two most popular algorithms, to start, in general, because of how simple, powerful and flexible they are. TL;DR What are they? Machine learning models used for classification and regression. Decision
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Linear regression is one of the first algorithms students come across when doing machine learning. It is super simple to implement and is powerful in functionality, and is, therefore, a skill you need for your assignments. However, for homework, simply running the code is not enough. The professors expect you to understand the theory, create
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In Python, indentation is a fundamental part of its syntax. Python is heavily dependent on indentation to structure its programs. Even if there’s a slight error in the indentation of the code, the entire code will throw an error. This means that how we align our code directly affects how it runs. Even a small
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Python is frequently praised for its beginner-friendly characteristics, but it comes with its own set of hurdles that can confuse even the most conscientious of students. If we’re honest, the majority of errors students encounter while completing their Python assignments aren’t mysterious or complex – they’re shockingly mundane, and avoidable! The same few mistakes are
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For many students, getting a Java assignment often starts a wave of anxiety, fear, and confusion—the particularly challenging language, the long list of requirements, and deadlines to hit make for an overwhelming combination even for the most confident of learners. It’s not the act of coding that is the most intimidating, it is figuring out
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