Python facts: OOP concept
super() can be used outside of a class definition.
>>> class A:
x = 10
>>> class B(A):
x = 12
>>> super(B, B).x
10
The super() call can't use the zero or one argument form because the class can't be deduced automatically from the context.
super() can be used outside of a class definition.
>>> class A:
x = 10
>>> class B(A):
x = 12
>>> super(B, B).x
10
The super() call can't use the zero or one argument form because the class can't be deduced automatically from the context.
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The most popular Big Data tools are
Apache Spark,
Apache Kafka, and
Apache Hadoop/MapReduce, followed by Dask and Apache Hive.
We can also use these tools by python with different modules.
Apache Spark,
Apache Kafka, and
Apache Hadoop/MapReduce, followed by Dask and Apache Hive.
We can also use these tools by python with different modules.
Here is the list of commonly used machine learning algorithms.
These algorithms can be applied to almost any data problem:
β Linear Regression
β Logistic Regression
β Decision Tree
β SVM
β Naive Bayes
β KNN
β K-Means
β Random Forest
β Dimensionality Reduction Algorithms
β Gradient Boosting algorithms
βGBM
βXGBoost
βLightGBM
βCatBoost
These algorithms can be applied to almost any data problem:
β Linear Regression
β Logistic Regression
β Decision Tree
β SVM
β Naive Bayes
β KNN
β K-Means
β Random Forest
β Dimensionality Reduction Algorithms
β Gradient Boosting algorithms
βGBM
βXGBoost
βLightGBM
βCatBoost
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Python Facts
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>>> two_wrongs = [False, False]
>>> bool(two_wrongs)
True
>>> bool(False + False)
False
The list is not empty
>>> bool([])
False
>>> bool([False, False])
True
Any non-empty object is considered True. Even if it's contains False booleans internally
>>> False + False == False
True
>>> bool("Nothing surprises me anymore")
True
Even one
>>> bool([False])
True
π¨ Little cautious when you are using Boolean in python!!!
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>>> two_wrongs = [False, False]
>>> bool(two_wrongs)
True
>>> bool(False + False)
False
The list is not empty
>>> bool([])
False
>>> bool([False, False])
True
Any non-empty object is considered True. Even if it's contains False booleans internally
>>> False + False == False
True
>>> bool("Nothing surprises me anymore")
True
Even one
>>> bool([False])
True
π¨ Little cautious when you are using Boolean in python!!!
Python tip
To update a list in-place, use a slice-assignment
t = s
......
s[:] = [f(x) for x in s if c(x)]
Now, both "s" and "t" reflect the new data.
To update a list in-place, use a slice-assignment
t = s
......
s[:] = [f(x) for x in s if c(x)]
Now, both "s" and "t" reflect the new data.