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boxenplot

In trying to builf my capacity in data analysis, I stumbled upon an interesting exercise from https://seaborn.pydata.org/generated/seaborn.boxenplot.html. I tried my hands on it and I know we would all find it quite interesting.

correlogram

counting-coins

covid-19-impacts-analysis

cry_celeb_2023_ubenwa_ai

data-cleaning-in-python---datacamp

data-types-data-wrangling_homeye

datasciencejobs-naukri-linkedin-glassdoor

demochatbot

Building a NLU chatbot and a virtual assistant.

diceytech_predict-_loan_repayment_submission

My main goal was to build a model that can be used to evaluate the risk of a user based on their financial profile.

django-models-zuri

django-urls-

django_crud

eda_video-games-released-in-2022_remake

energy_efficiency_dataset_hamoye

fcc_cats_dogs_image_classification

hamoye_stage_b_tag_along

instagram_reach_analysis

intermediate-importing-data-in-python

introduction-to-javascript---zuri

introduction-to-numpy-creating-arrays_hamoyedsi

introductiontojavascriptbyzuri

learning-to-resize-images-for-vision-transformer

In this notebook, we will be shown how we can train a higher resolution image for **Vision Transformer** model. Usually transformer based models with high resolution may not fit into our Graphic Processing Unit (GPU). In such cases, we can adopt a **Trainable Resizer** mechanism as a backbone of the transformer models and have it perform as a joint learning of the image resizer and recognition models simultaneously.

linkfree

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nanogpt

The simplest, fastest repository for training/finetuning medium-sized GPTs.

outlier-detection-on-a-real-data-set

# Author: Virgile Fritsch <[email protected]>

paramonte

ParaMonte: Plain Powerful Parallel Monte Carlo and MCMC Library for Python, MATLAB, Fortran, C++, C.

plotting-with-different-scales-using-a-secondary-y-axis-refix

pyramid-plots

Pyramid plots are a type of chart that displays data in a way that resembles a pyramid. The chart is divided into horizontal bars, which are arranged from largest to smallest, with the tallest bars at the bottom and the shortest bars at the top. The bars can be labeled to represent different categories or segments of data.