Paloma, Recuero de los Santos 5 reasons why everyone wants to learn Python Python is currently the most popular programming language. Many different people from children, students, teachers, researchers of all kinds (Social Sciences, Biology, Medicine, Economics…), experts in Finance, Insurance, Marketing,...
Paloma Recuero de los Santos Python for all (5): Finishing your first Machine Learning experiment with Python We have finally come to the last part of the Machine Learning experiment with Python for all. We have been taking it step by step, and in this last...
Paloma Recuero de los Santos Python for all (4): Data loading, explorative analysis and visualisation Now we have the environment installed, and we have had some practice with commands and we have learnt the various libraries, and which are the most important. The time...
Paloma Recuero de los Santos Python for all (3): ScyPy, NumPy, Pandas…. What libraries do we need? We are taking another step in our learning of Python by studying what the modules are, and, in particular the libraries. We will see what purpose some of them...
Paloma Recuero de los Santos Python for all (2): What are Jupyter Notebooks? What are the Jupyter Notebooks? The Jupyter Notebooks is maybe the most well know application of the Jupyter Project, created in 2014 with the objective of developing open-source software,...
Paloma Recuero de los Santos Python for all (1): Installation of the Anaconda environment Now that we have defined the objective of this tutorial in the previous post (“Dare with the Python: an experiment for all”), we will really begin to work. We...
Paloma, Recuero de los Santos Dare with Python: An experiment for all (intro) As we did in our experiment on the Titanic dataset in Azure Machine Learning Studio, we will continue with the “Learning by doing” strategy because we believe that the...
AI of Things The best Data Science certifications Over the last 10 years, the amount of data we have generated has soared to unprecedented heights. It is said that by 2020, each person will be generating 1.7...
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AI of Things 5 AI uses in Photography On our blog, we enjoy sharing the applications of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence in sectors that may surprise you. Previously, in “Dining with Data” we saw how customers...
AI of Things Coca-Cola’s use of AI to stay at the top of the drinks market Coca-Cola is the largest beverage company in the world serving over 1.9 billion drinks daily across its 500 brands. Being such a large conglomerate active in so many countries...
