This Edureka Live video on ‘Multithreading in Python” will help you understand the concept of threading in python. Below are the topics covered in this live video:
Here’s an article about the latest PyTorch release.
Facebook AI Research announced the release of PyTorch 1.1. The latest version of the open-source deep learning framework includes improved performance via distributed training, new APIs, and new visualization tools including native support for TensorBoard. In a recent blog post, the Facebook team highlighted several improvements to the framework […]
This Edureka Live video on ‘Python Modules’ will help you grok the concept of modules in Python, why and how we can use modules in python.
Recorded live at Build 2019, Asavari Tayal joins Scott Hanselman to take a closer look at Python support in Azure Functions, which provides accelerated development and serverless hosting of event-driven applications. Python is a great fit for data manipulation, machine learning, scripting, and automation scenarios. Building these solutions using serverless Azure Functions can take away the burden of managing the underlying infrastructure, so you can move fast and focus on the differentiating business logic of your applications
- Create an HTTP triggered function in Azure (Python)
- Azure Functions Python developer guide
- Azure Functions overview
- Create a free account (Azure)
Python is a powerful stack running many websites that you know and love, but it can be difficult to get your development environment running smoothly, especially when using technologies like Docker.
In this session from Build 2019, learn how to set up the ultimate containerized Python development environment in Visual Studio Code, deploy your application to Azure with a few clicks, and use Azure DevOps to automate your deployments.
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Slides: https://aka.ms/AA52h6o
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Code: https://aka.ms/AA51yu6
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Python in Visual Studio Code: https://aka.ms/AA51yu7
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Python in Azure: https://aka.ms/AA51yu9
Recently, I have been working with and writing about R. As a way to keep my Python skills sharp (and sanity!), I read this article — a great post on www.edureka.co on variables and data types in Python.
Fundamental concepts are the foundation of any programming language and hence in this blog we will learn the concept of variables and data types in python.
YouTuber Python Programmer has a python pandas tutorial that draws inspiration from the https://lectures.quantecon.org/py/ Pandas tutorial. Pandas is an excellent python module and is essential for Data Science work. It’s designed for cleaning and analyzing data. Watch this tutorial to learn how to use it.
In this video, deeplizard shows how to use a convolutional neural network (CNN) to generate an output prediction tensor from a sample image of a dataset. The associated blog post has a more in-depth tutorial.
This Edureka Live video on Tensorflow Image Classification will provide you with a comprehensive and detailed knowledge of Image classification and how it can be implemented using Tensorflow.
It covers two types of techniques:
- Normal Neural Network
- Convolutional Neural Network
Here’s a great book review for a new O’Reilly title, “Hands-On Unsupervised Learning Using Python.” Looks like I will need to add another book to my 2019 reading list. The good news is that, today, I completed book 17 for 2019.
While I wait for my copy to arrive, you can read this review:
With a subtitle of “How to Build Applied Machine Learning Solutions from Unlabeled Data”, this book shows how unsupervised learning can be applied to unlabeled datasets to discover meaningful patterns buried deep in the data, patterns that may be near impossible for humans to uncover. Author Ankur Patel provides […]
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