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How to Auto-Detect the Date/Datetime Columns and Set Their Datatype When Reading a CSV File in Pandas
When read_csv( ) reads e.g. “2021-03-04” and “2021-03-04 21:37:01.123” as mere “object” datatypes, often you can simply auto-convert them all at once to true datetime datatypes.
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Use These Unique Data Sets to Sharpen Your Data Science Skills
Want to get your hands on some real-world data sets right now? Kick off your bootcamp prep with this list of hot-button data sets curated to help you hone different data science skills.
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GitHub Desktop for Data Scientists
Less scary than version control in the command line.
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Data Science Process Lifecycle
How would it feel to know that without a doubt, the data projects you were working on would create TRUE ROI for your organization? Stick around until the end to get my data science process lifecycle framework so that each data project you run is a smashing success.
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Transform speech into knowledge with Huggingface/Facebook AI and expert.ai
Speech2Data is a blend of open source and free-to-use AI models and technologies powered by Huggingface, Facebook AI and expert.ai. Learn more here.
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How To Build A Database Using Python
Implement your database without handling the SQL using the Flask-SQLAlchemy library.
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Building a Structured Financial Newsfeed Using Python, SpaCy and Streamlit
Getting started with NLP by building a Named Entity Recognition(NER) application.
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Introducing PostHog: An open-source product analytics platform
PostHog is an open-source product analytics platform that helps you and your product team capture, analyze, and make informed decisions based on user behaviour.
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How To Deal With Imbalanced Classification, Without Re-balancing the Data
Before considering oversampling your skewed data, try adjusting your classification decision threshold, in Python.
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9 Outstanding Reasons to Learn Python for Finance
Is Python good for learning finance and working in the financial world? The answer is not only a resounding YES, but yes for nine very good reasons. This article gets into the details behind why Python is a must-know programming language for anyone who wants to work in the financial sector.
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