Talk Python To Me

#31: Machine Learning with Python and scikit-learn

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Oct 27, 2015
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
How I Got Into Python Programming and Scikit Learning
02:08 • 2min
3
Machine Learning and the Future of Data Science
03:43 • 2min
4
The Basics of Machine Learning
06:04 • 2min
5
How to Estimate the Value of Your Home Using Real Estate Data
07:57 • 2min
6
The Novel Uses of Machine Learning
10:12 • 2min
7
The Future of Data Science
11:46 • 2min
8
How to Win a Kaggle Competition Without Doing Anything About the Data
14:08 • 2min
9
How to Use Scikit-Learn to Train a Machine
16:10 • 2min
10
How to Use Machine Learning to Detect Anomalies and Predict Failures
18:30 • 2min
11
Scikit Learn: The Biggest Machine Learning Library
20:53 • 2min
12
Scikit Learn: The First Stable, Fully Stable Release
23:17 • 2min
13
The Linear Model Module in Scikit Learn
25:15 • 2min
14
The Power of Random Forests in Machine Learning
27:14 • 3min
15
How Scikit Learn Supports Dimensionality Reduction
30:19 • 2min
16
How to Predict Multiple Supervised Models
32:09 • 2min
17
The Future of Deep Learning
34:13 • 2min
18
Iris: A Dataset for Classifying Plants
36:17 • 2min
19
The Future of Machine Learning
37:57 • 2min
20
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
39:54 • 2min
21
How to Get Started With Scikit-Learn
41:32 • 2min
22
How to Maintain a Cool Python Library
43:48 • 2min
23
Machine Learning for Brain Science
45:22 • 2min
24
Talk Python to Me: Alexandria Graham Ford
47:19 • 2min