🏷 Sections of the «NumPy» library
⬅️ From introductory to advanced


👨🏻‍💻 This is a long-term project to learn Python and NumPy from scratch. The main task is to handle numerical #data and #arrays in #Python using NumPy, and many other libraries are also used.


✏️ This section shows a structured and complete path for learning #NumPy; but the code examples and exercises help to practically memorize the concepts.


⭕️ Introduction to NumPy
🟠 NumPy arrays
⭕️ Introduction to array features
🟠 Basic operations on arrays
⭕️ Functions for statistical and aggregative purposes
🟠 And...

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🏷 This book is a comprehensive and organized guide to pandas, so you can start from scratch and gradually master this library and gain the ability to implement real projects. In this file, you'll learn:

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📱 A collection of videos on PyTorch and neural networks

This is not a full-fledged course with a unified program, but a collection of nine separate videos on PyTorch and neural networks gathered in one playlist.

Inside, there are materials of different levels and formats that are suitable for selective study of topics, practice, and a general understanding of the direction.

What's here:

🏮 Introductory videos on PyTorch and the basics of neural networks;

🏮 Practical analyses with code writing and project examples;

🏮 Materials on computer vision and working with medical images;

🏮 Examples of creating chat bots and models on PyTorch;

🏮 Analyses of large language models and generative neural networks;

🏮 Examples of training agents and reinforcement tasks;

🏮 Videos from different authors without a general learning logic.

The collection is suitable for those who are already familiar with Python and want to selectively study PyTorch without a strict study plan — get it here.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLp0BA-8NZ4bhBNWvUBPDztbzLar9Jcgd-


tags: #pytorch #DeepLearning #python

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🔖 40 NumPy methods that cover 95% of tasks

A convenient cheat sheet for those who work with data analysis and ML.

Here are collected the main functions for:

▶️ Creating and modifying arrays;
▶️ Mathematical operations;
▶️ Working with matrices and vectors;
▶️ Sorting and searching for values.

Save it for yourself — it will come in handy when working with NumPy.

tags: #NumPy #Python

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