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Object Orientated Programming With Python — Everything You Need to Know

November 16, 2020 | Dario Radečić

Master the concepts of the most popular programming paradigm in 10 minutes. Object orientated programming isn’t that new of a concept. It was introduced back in the 1960s by Alan Kay, but didn’t hit the mainstream until the 1990s (thanks C++). Today we... [...Read more...]

Object Oriented Programming With Python — Everything You Need to Know

November 16, 2020 | Dario Radečić

Master the concepts of Object Oriented Programming (OOP) with Python - A complete beginner guide.

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Round about the kernel

November 12, 2020 | OSM

In our last post, we took our analysis of rolling average pairwise correlations on the constituents of the XLI ETF one step further by applying kernel regressions to the data and comparing those results with linear regressions. Using a cross-validat...

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Round about the kernel

November 12, 2020 | OSM

In our last post, we took our analysis of rolling average pairwise correlations on the constituents of the XLI ETF one step further by applying kernel regressions to the data and comparing those results with linear regressions. Using a cross-validat...

[...Read more...]

Round about the kernel

November 12, 2020 | OSM

In our last post, we took our analysis of rolling average pairwise correlations on the constituents of the XLI ETF one step further by applying kernel regressions to the data and comparing those results with linear regressions. Using a cross-validat...

[...Read more...]

Building a Data-Driven Culture at Bloomberg

November 10, 2020 | DataCamp Team

As organizations produce more data and digitize products and processes, a data-driven workforce has never been more critical. This is why learning and development has become central to business strategies—especially initiatives focused on building or...

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See Appsilon Presentations on Computer Vision and Scaling Shiny at Why R? 2020

November 10, 2020 | Appsilon

Mark your calendars! Join Appsilon at the Why R? Conference on Thursday, November 12th @ 8PM UTC+1 / 2PM EST for two talks by Appsilonians. We will discuss wildlife preservation with computer vision and scaling Shiny apps on a budget. You can find the meetup link here and a direct link to ...

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SHAP: How to Interpret Machine Learning Models With Python

November 9, 2020 | Dario Radečić

Explainable machine learning with a single function call The post SHAP: How to Interpret Machine Learning Models With Python appeared first on Better Data Science.

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Learning guide: Python for Excel users, half-day workshop

November 9, 2020 | George Mount

Data is data, so why should it be / Python and Excel go awkwardly? OK, I’m no lyricist, but there is a beauty in build one skill set off of another. I believe that every data analyst should have in their “stack” of tools a spreadsheet application, BI/dashboarding program, ...

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Code Is Poetry, but GIFs Are Divine: Writing Effective Technical Instruction

November 8, 2020 | George Mount

I was slated to be the second-stringer for a big client project. The lead had held posts at prestigious outfits like Boston Consulting and Pricewaterhouse and had an impressive retinue of technical skills. However, this person had never before developed any technical content. We’ve likely all worked with someone ... [...Read more...]