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Machine learning is pretty undeniably the hottest topic in data science right now. It's also the basic concept that underpins some of the most exciting areas in technology, like self-driving cars and predictive analytics. Searches for Machine Learning on Google hit an all-time-high in April of 2019, and they interest hasn't declined much since.But actually learning machine learning can be difficul
Lying at the heart of modern data science and analysis is the Jupyter project lifecycle. Whether you're rapidly prototyping ideas, demonstrating your work, or producing fully fledged reports, notebooks can provide an efficient edge over IDEs or traditional desktop applications. Following on from Jupyter Notebook for Beginners: A Tutorial, this guide will be a Jupyter Notebooks tutorial that takes
When studying statistics for data science, you will inevitably have to learn some probability skills. It is easy lose yourself in the formulas and theory behind probability, but it has essential uses in both working and daily life. We've previously discussed some basic concepts in descriptive statistics; now we'll explore how statistics relates to probability in Python. Prerequisites: Similar to t
Tutorial: Python Regex (Regular Expressions) for Data Scientists Diving headlong into data sets is a part of the lesson for anyone working in data science. Often, this means number-crunching, but what do we do when our data set is primarily text-based? We can use regular expressions. In this tutorial, we're going to take a closer look at how to use regular expressions (regex) in Python. Regular ex
The context of our FiveThirtyEight graph Almost every FTE graph is part of an article. The graphs complement the text by illustrating a little story, or an interesting idea. We'll need to be mindful of this while replicating our FTE graph. To avoid digressing from our main task in this tutorial, let's just pretend we've already written most of an article about the evolution of gender disparity in
Did you know Python and pandas can reduce your memory usage by up to 90 When working in Python using pandas with small data (under 100 megabytes), performance is rarely a problem. When we move to larger data (100 megabytes to multiple gigabytes), performance issues can make run times much longer, and cause code to fail entirely due to insufficient memory. While tools like Spark can handle large da
SQLite is a database engine that makes it simple to store and work with relational data. Much like the csv format, SQLite stores data in a single file that can be easily shared with others. Most programming languages and environments have good support for working with SQLite databases. Python is no exception, and a library to access SQLite databases, called sqlite3, has been included with Python s
As you can see, each row of our data set concerns a single bid on a specific eBay Xbox auction. Here is a brief description of each column: auctionid — A unique identifier of each auction. bid — The value of the bid. bidtime — The age of the auction, in days, at the time of the bid. bidder — eBay username of the bidder. bidderrate - The bidder's eBay user rating. openbid — The opening bid set by t
This cheat sheet—part of our Complete Guide to NumPy, pandas, and Data Visualization—offers a handy reference for essential pandas commands, focused on efficient data manipulation and analysis. Using examples from the Fortune 500 Companies Dataset, it covers key pandas operations such as reading and writing data, selecting and filtering DataFrame values, and performing common transformations. You'
New Year's Sale Ends Soon – Last Chance to Save $700 on Premium Tutorial: Web Scraping with Python Using Beautiful SoupLearn how to scrape the web with Python! The internet is an absolutely massive source of data — data that we can access using web scraping and Python! In fact, web scraping is often the only way we can access data. There is a lot of information out there that isn’t available in co
Let's select the element at row 3 and column 4. In the below code, we pass in the index 2 as the row index, and the index 3 as the column index. This retrieves the value from the fourth column of the third row: wines[2,3] 2.2999999999999998 Since we're working with a 2-dimensional array in NumPy, we specify 2 indexes to retrieve an element. The first index is the row, or axis 1, index, and the sec
If you want this behavior to persist across all your Jupyter environments (Notebook and Console), you can configure it by creating a file at ~/.ipython/profile_default/ipython_config.py with the following content: c = get_config() # Display all outputs in the cell c.InteractiveShell.ast_node_interactivity = "all" This configuration change can be especially useful when working with pandas DataFrame
How I Built a Slack Bot in Python to Help Me Find an Apartment in San Francisco When I moved from Boston to the Bay Area a number of years ago, Priya (my then girlfriend, now wife) and I heard all sorts of horror stories about the rental market. The fact that searching for "How to find an apartment in San Francisco" on Google yields dozens of pages of advice is a good indicator that apartment hunt
Matplotlib tutorial: Plotting tweets mentioning Trump, Clinton, and Sanders Analyzing Tweets with Pandas and Matplotlib Python has a variety of visualization libraries, including seaborn, networkx, and vispy. Most Python visualization libraries are based wholly or partially on matplotlib, which often makes it the first resort for making simple plots, and the last resort for making plots too comple
Kaggle Competition: How I Ranked in the Top 15 with My First Attempt Kaggle competitions are a fantastic way to learn data science and build your portfolio. I personally used Kaggle to learn many data science concepts. I started out with Kaggle a few months after learning basic Python programming, and later won several competitions. Doing well in a Kaggle competition requires more than just knowin
As you can see, the data is structured into rows and columns, making it easy to query specific facts, like a country’s population or growth rate. As the amount of data we collect grows, we often encounter unstructured data—data that doesn’t follow a consistent or predefined format. A good example is a list of events captured from website visitors. Unlike the tabular format of SQL databases, unstru
Learning data science is exciting, but setting up the right environment can quickly become a frustrating challenge. At Dataquest, we provide an easy-to-use, preconfigured environment with Python, popular data science libraries, and an interactive code editor. This makes it simple for beginners and experienced data scientists to start coding immediately. However, when it’s time to work with your ow
We can do a variety of interesting explorations with each dataset individually, but it's through combining them that we'll see the most gains. Pandas will aid us as we do our analysis because it can easily filter matrices or apply functions across them. We'll dive into a few interesting metrics, such as analyzing airlines and routes. Before we can do so, we need to do a bit of data cleaning: route
R vs Python — Opinions vs Facts There are dozens articles out there that compare R vs. Python from a subjective, opinion-based perspective. Both Python and R are great options for data analysis, or any work in the data science field. But if your goal is to figure out which language is right for you, reading the opinion of someone else may not be helpful. One person's "easy" is another person's "ha
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