How to do Descriptives Statistics in Python using Numpy: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62sz35/how_to_do_descriptives_statistics_in_python_using/
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How to reproduce the Indiana Jones flight effect with Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62szvm/how_to_reproduce_the_indiana_jones_flight_effect/
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Newt DB, the amphibious database (not a April fools joke...): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62t1fu/newt_db_the_amphibious_database_not_a_april_fools/
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How to implement vectors in scikit learn?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62tw8h/how_to_implement_vectors_in_scikit_learn/
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How to implement vectors in scikit learn? • r/Python
I have vectorized a whole bunch of words from a wikipedia corpus. One word vector example : [ 0.56694877 0.79432029 -0.00573941 0.37489545...
Problems while trying to implement a cross validated out of core learning model?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43057160/problems-while-trying-to-implement-a-cross-validated-out-of-core-learning-model
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Problems while trying to implement a cross validated out of core learning model?
I am working on text classification and after the feature extraction step I got pretty matrices, for that reason I tried to use incremental learning as follows:
import xgboost as xgb
from sklearn.
import xgboost as xgb
from sklearn.
Python's pyparsing: Implementing grammer to parse logical AND expression: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43088120/pythons-pyparsing-implementing-grammer-to-parse-logical-and-expression
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Python's pyparsing: Implementing grammer to parse logical AND expression
I am trying to parse and evaluate expressions, given to me as input from a file, of the form:
var[3] = 0 and var[2] = 1
var[0] = 1 and var[2] = 0 and var[3] = 1
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(actually I also allow "mult...
var[3] = 0 and var[2] = 1
var[0] = 1 and var[2] = 0 and var[3] = 1
...
(actually I also allow "mult...
Is there some particular glossary and/or tool or set of methods you use to quickly look up Python coding terminology when you don't recognize a term? Any advice on better learning/remembering the terminology?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62ue5c/is_there_some_particular_glossary_andor_tool_or/
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I made a very brief script that tracks new pixels added to r/place!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62vgzg/i_made_a_very_brief_script_that_tracks_new_pixels/
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I made a very brief script that tracks new pixels added... • r/Python
Hey r/Pyth- erm... Scala. I made a script in... Scala... to track pixel updates to the canvas at r/place! [Here it is on my...
Would python be your first choice for desktop apps ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62v5nw/would_python_be_your_first_choice_for_desktop_apps/
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Would python be your first choice for desktop apps ? • r/Python
do you prefer python for cross platform desktop apps ? big and small software alike ? is it mature and reliable ?
Scala... err... Python 3 error handling cheat sheet: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62vtf1/scala_err_python_3_error_handling_cheat_sheet/
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