Florence is a Python-based computational framework for the numerical simulations of multi-physics problems using the finite element methods.
Florence supports all major operating systems including Linux, macOS and Windows (under Cygwin/MinGW) under
• Python 2.7
• Python >= 3.5
• PyPy >= v5.7.0
Florence supports all major operating systems including Linux, macOS and Windows (under Cygwin/MinGW) under
• Python 2.7
• Python >= 3.5
• PyPy >= v5.7.0
pip install Florence
Doc : https://github.com/romeric/florence/wiki/1.-Getting-started-with-FlorenceDo you know what is IIFE in Python ?
IIFE - immediately invoked function execution:
Which you can use in lambda expression passing args values immediate right to expression.
(lambda x, y, z: x + y + z)(1, 2, 3)
Note : IIFE is actually concept from JavaScript
IIFE - immediately invoked function execution:
Which you can use in lambda expression passing args values immediate right to expression.
(lambda x, y, z: x + y + z)(1, 2, 3)
Note : IIFE is actually concept from JavaScript
⌛⌛When you understand Underscores in Python, You will be knowing following concepts as well.
◌Name Mangling
◌Private variables (there is no private variables )
◌Dunder or Special or Magic methods
◌Usage of _ (underscore) for variable
◌Name Mangling
◌Private variables (there is no private variables )
◌Dunder or Special or Magic methods
◌Usage of _ (underscore) for variable
In near future, you can raise groups of exceptions at a time in Python.
A new grammar feature, except*, will allow multiple except clauses to match and execute.
A single ExceptionGroup can cause several except* clauses to execute, but each such clause executes at most once (for all matching exceptions from the group) and each exception is either handled by exactly one clause (the first one that matches its type) or is reraised at the end.
A new grammar feature, except*, will allow multiple except clauses to match and execute.
A single ExceptionGroup can cause several except* clauses to execute, but each such clause executes at most once (for all matching exceptions from the group) and each exception is either handled by exactly one clause (the first one that matches its type) or is reraised at the end.
Metaflow is a human-friendly Python/R library that helps scientists and engineers build and manage real-life data science projects. Metaflow was originally developed at Netflix to boost productivity of data scientists who work on a wide variety of projects from classical statistics to state-of-the-art deep learning.
pip install metaflow
A framework for real-life data sciencehttps://youtu.be/TATmeEFdLuI
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30 AI and Datascience Resources
This is yesterday’s recorded session
Check resources links in video description
30 AI and Datascience Resources
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TALK something Interesting about AI and Data Science (Part 2)
Resource 1 EagerPy: Writing Code That Works Natively with PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, and NumPyhttps://github.com/jonasrauber/eagerpyhttps://eagerpy.jonasraube...
Everyweek we will be connecting for DataScience Dialogue. We discussed AutoML and DataRobot Demo #2 in this week. I have demonstrated the DataRobot which market leading AutoML tool.
Unicorn - A Magical Full-stack Framework for Django - My Talk #2 https://youtu.be/UlFcUXxYSto
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Unicorn - A Magical Full-stack Framework for Django
Unicorn is a reactive component framework for the Django web framework. It makes AJAX calls in the background, and dynamically updates the DOM.
Unicorn Benefits
1. Add in simple interactions to regular Django templates without learning a new templating…
Unicorn Benefits
1. Add in simple interactions to regular Django templates without learning a new templating…
Machine learning steps:
Analyze the problem
Gather the data
Prepare the data
Choose the right model
Train the model
Evaluate the results
Look for biases
Tune it
Deploy the model
Monitor it
Retrain it
Analyze the problem
Gather the data
Prepare the data
Choose the right model
Train the model
Evaluate the results
Look for biases
Tune it
Deploy the model
Monitor it
Retrain it
Fixing overfitting:
Simplify the model (fewer parameters)
Simplify training data (fewer attributes)
Constrain the model (regularization)
Use cross-validation
Use Early stopping
Build an ensemble
Gather more data
Simplify the model (fewer parameters)
Simplify training data (fewer attributes)
Constrain the model (regularization)
Use cross-validation
Use Early stopping
Build an ensemble
Gather more data
Fixing underfitting:
More complex model (more parameters)
Increase number of features
Feature engineer should help
Unconstrain the model (no regularization)
Reduce noise on the data
Train for longer
More complex model (more parameters)
Increase number of features
Feature engineer should help
Unconstrain the model (no regularization)
Reduce noise on the data
Train for longer
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YAML- Introduction, Read and Write YAML files using Python Script - Talk #3 https://youtu.be/XrPwTkyoBok
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YAML in 29 mins video (PYYAML)
In this video, we are discussing about another configuration and data serialisation concept is called YAML.
Introduction to YAML
How to create YAML file ?
How to read YAML using Python Script ?
How to write YAML File using Python Script ?
Official Website…
Introduction to YAML
How to create YAML file ?
How to read YAML using Python Script ?
How to write YAML File using Python Script ?
Official Website…
This is an important configuration file for deployment AI models and DevOps configurations