An introduction to H2O.ai
If you came here looking for an introduction to water, or a synopsis of the 2003 TV series about teenage mermaids you have sadly come to the wrong place. The H2O that we will talk about is H2O.ai,...
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Announcing vetiver for MLOps in R and Python
We are thrilled to announce the release of vetiver, a framework for MLOps tasks in R and Python. The goal of vetiver is to provide fluent tooling to version, share, deploy, and monitor a trained model.
Data scientists have open source tools that they l... [...Read more...]
PyTorch Lightning & Hydra – Templates in Machine Learning
Are you maximizing the benefit of templates for your machine learning or data science projects? At Appsilon, we’ve built numerous R Shiny dashboards and machine learning projects for data science teams at Fortune 500s. Over the years, we’ve recognized the value of templates for quickly building and, equally ...
Generate Barcode using Python
In this tutorial will explore how to generate barcode using Python. Table of Contents Introduction Supported formats Create a barcode using Python Conclusion Introduction Barcode...
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A Machine Learning workflow using Techtonique
An ML workflow using Techtonique, from querying data to explaining the chosen model
Random Forest in Python VIDEO
Random forest is a machine learning algorithm that makes multiple decision trees in order to make the best decision. By making many trees you can avoid the mistake of overfitting to the data, which is a common weakness of decision trees.
Python Constants – Everything You Need to Know
Does Python have constants? Read our detailed guide to Python constants in 10 minutes.
Announcing pins for Python
We’re excited to announce the release of pins for Python!
pins removes the hassle of managing data across projects, colleagues, and teams by
providing a central place for people to store, version and retrieve data.
If you’ve ever chased a CSV through a series of email exchanges, or ... [...Read more...]
Creating a Reproducible Example
Maintaining training materials
Over the last few years, we increased both the number and types of
training courses we offer. In addition to our usual R courses in {dplyr}
and {shiny}, we also offe...
Stylising your Python code: An introduction to linting and formatting
https://xkcd.com/1513
Linting is a process for identifying bugs and stylistic errors in your code. The process is carried out by analysis tools called ‘linters’, which are widely available for every major programming language. Linters will flag issues and style violations in your code, sort of like a spell ...
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