
Amazon Food Reviews, Part II
Ok, so now that we explored the contents of the Amazon Fine Reviews data file, it's time to move on to the second task: How many reviews and products are perfectly positive and
Ok, so now that we explored the contents of the Amazon Fine Reviews data file, it's time to move on to the second task: How many reviews and products are perfectly positive and
It takes time to take advantage of all the great data science/ML resources out there like Coursera, Udacity, HackerRank, and Kaggle competitions. I won't bore you with the details, but granted that
Using data from the American Community Survey, I analyzed the disparity of male over female veteran and non-veteran median income. Which states have the greatest disparity in income between the sexes? This post
I ran into a pretty neat fake name generator that also generates fake addresses in different languages, called Faker: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Faker. Using Faker, I generated a set of fake
In a project two years ago, I wrote a basic Naive Bayes classification script, largely from this tutorial off of scikit-learn's site, which was pretty much all that I needed. I typically use
I'm definitely no where close to a deep learning expert. But, I'm pretty curious and interested to learn more about it and how I could start using it for "everyday" business