Category: Python
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Protocols in Python
If you have heard about the Abstract classes, you will be a quick grabber. Protocols are the best way to make the methods, functions, or classes follow a set of rules (introduced in the 3.8 version of python).
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Data Story: NLP Extract words from the bible
The goal of this study is to quantify and analyze words from the bible. I will not enter into all the coding details, but, the full code is available on my github.
Read moreExperienced Data Scientist, NLP Interview Questions, Journey & Process
Learning Data Science is easy but preparing for an interview is not an easy job. During the data science interview, the interviewer will ask you a wide range of questions, the questions you have never expected. If you are still looking for how to prepare for an interview, this series is for you. I’ll be helping
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Find what Taylor Swift is singing about using NLP with Python.
After the presale ticket sales opened for Taylor Swift’s “Eras” tour — her first tour since 2018 — a mad rush ensued, leading to “historically unprecedented demand” that snapped up 2 million tickets, the most tickets ever sold for one artist in a day. The aftermath, termed “Taylor Swift’s Ticketmaster meltdown” has become a prevalent topic, even taking political dimensions and stimulating bipartisan outrage from some Democrats and Republicans who have questioned whether Ticketmaster handled the Swift ticket rollout appropriately. […]
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NLP Unlocked: NER #005
NLP unleashed: unleashing the power of natural language processing.
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Week 2— Eye Tracking and Prior Knowledge
by Alper Özöner and Ali Utku Aydın This week, we have made some progress on the model selection as well as the representation of the eye tracking data we obtained from our EyeTribe eye tracker. First off, we have finally solved the problem of reading the raw data and its formatting. Amusingly, the formatting of
Read moreUsing Python’s pathlib Module
Have you struggled with file path handling in Python? With the pathlib module, the struggle is now over! You no longer need to scratch your head over code like this: >>> >>> path.rsplit(”, maxsplit=1)[0] And you don’t have to cringe at the verbosity of something like this: >>> >>> os.path.isfile(os.path.join(os.path.expanduser(‘~’), ‘realpython.txt’)) In this video course, you’ll learn how to: Work with file
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