Tag: jupyter
Two weeks ago I went to PyData Amsterdam which kicked off with a tutorial day. These tutorials included a workshop on creating multi-modal LLM agents, advanced web-scraping techniques and …
I have worked with Jupyter Notebooks in the past – running a server and working with the notebook in my browser. Then I learned about the support in VS …
Data Sets are often too small. We do not have all data that we need in order to interpret, explain, visualize or use for training a meaningful model. However, …
Earlier this week, I presented a workshop on Data Analytics. I wanted to provide each of the participants with a fully prepared environment, right on everyone’s own laptop (and …
In this article, I analyze the race that took place in stage 14 of the 2019 Tour de France in a Jupyter Notebook using Python, Pandas and Plotly and …
In this article, I will show how to analyze the performance of Steven Kruijswijk during stage 14 of the 2019 Tour de France in a Jupyter Notebook using Python, …
Data Wrangling is a crucial stage in the data science workflow. Or in any workflow that starts from raw data and hopes to achieve business insight – and perhaps …
Learn new technologies using real environments – right in your browser. Katacoda is an online platform that offers hundreds of scenarios and sandbox environments to learn about and play …
Plenty of articles describe this hello world of Machine Learning. I will merely list some references and personal notes – primarily for my own convenience. The objective is: get …
