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ML 016: Python as a Basis for Machine Learning with Ken Youens-Clark

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Ken Youens-Clark regales us with his history through Jazz, Microsoft Tech, and Python and bioinformatics. Regular expressions are a fundamental part of data identification and cleaning. Also, we touch on the importance of types and tests as a specification for yourself and others. Python, as a data-science starting point, should be clean, functional, and friendly. Aspiring data scientists can learn a lot about the importance of fundamentals and clear encodings that fit the desired needs. Panel
  • Beril Sirmacek
  • Gant Laborde
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  • Ken Youens-Clark
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ML 016: Python as a Basis for Machine Learning with Ken Youens-Clark

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