I need help nstalling xgboost for windows 10, 64 bit, python version 3.5: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8wubry/i_need_help_nstalling_xgboost_for_windows_10_64/
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r/Python - I need help nstalling xgboost for windows 10, 64 bit, python version 3.5
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Reading and returning jpg file in Python, ASP.NET?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51165448/reading-and-returning-jpg-file-in-python-asp-net
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Reading and returning jpg file in Python, ASP.NET?
I have an image.asp file, using Python, in which I am attempting to open a JPEG image and write it to the response so that it can be retrieved from the relevant link. What I have currently:
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New project targeted at scaling and parallelizing pandas: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8wutn5/new_project_targeted_at_scaling_and_parallelizing/
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r/Python - New project targeted at scaling and parallelizing pandas
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Is there any sites you know of that have pretty much everything you need to become a professional programmer?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8wuo43/is_there_any_sites_you_know_of_that_have_pretty/
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r/Python - Is there any sites you know of that have pretty much everything you need to become a professional programmer?
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Using a model's sub-classes as choice options for that model raises NameError: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51187108/using-a-models-sub-classes-as-choice-options-for-that-model-raises-nameerror
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Using a model's sub-classes as choice options for that model raises NameError
We are trying to upgrade a legacy code's django version from 1.8 to 1.9. We have one model that is defined like this:
def _get_descendant_question_classes():
stack = [Question]
while stac...
def _get_descendant_question_classes():
stack = [Question]
while stac...
Pyman: A simple script that outputs the help page for any installed module.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8wwf0m/pyman_a_simple_script_that_outputs_the_help_page/
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r/Python - Pyman: A simple script that outputs the help page for any installed module.
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(crocs) Write regex using pure python syntax and test it better. (Regex for humans).: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8wwtee/crocs_write_regex_using_pure_python_syntax_and/
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r/Python - (crocs) Write regex using pure python syntax and test it better. (Regex for humans).
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Best way to process a click stream to create features in Pandas: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51175192/best-way-to-process-a-click-stream-to-create-features-in-pandas
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Best way to process a click stream to create features in Pandas
I am processing a dataframe with a click-stream and I'm extracting features for each user in the click-stream to be used in a Machine Learning project.
The dataframe is something like this:
data ...
The dataframe is something like this:
data ...
I want to share something really simple, but yet, helpfull ( youtube playlist downloader ): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8wxyhu/i_want_to_share_something_really_simple_but_yet/
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r/Python - I want to share something really simple, but yet, helpfull ( youtube playlist downloader )
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How to search code that implements np.random.normal: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8wxypc/how_to_search_code_that_implements_nprandomnormal/
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Python dependency management workflow using setup.cfg and requirements files.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8wynv9/python_dependency_management_workflow_using/
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Is it worth getting very comfortable with Jit/numba in python or should I focus on cython / different language for speed?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/8wzh15/is_it_worth_getting_very_comfortable_with/
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Is it worth getting very comfortable with Jit/numba in python or...
I really enjoy pythons efficiency for for-loops and speed when I'm using numba/jit functions. I am currently doing a project at work where I am...