Best of Machine Learning2021

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    Programming, Math, and Statistics You Need to Know for Data Science and Machine Learning

    Harshit Tyagi is a data scientist and author of the book "Machine Learning for Dummies" He is also the co-founder of the data-driven start-up, Machine Learning Laboratory. He has written books on data science and machine learning, including "The Machine Learning Handbook" and "Data Science and Machine Learning: The Complete Guide"

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    Machine Learning: Popular Libraries and Frameworks (Part 1)

    Machine Learning: Popular Libraries and Frameworks (Part 1) An overview of industry-standard frameworks, modules, and libraries used by Machine Learning practitioners. We’ll focus on the Machine Learning libraries unique to the Python programming language. The popular Pandas library is a go-to machine learning library when it comes to dealing with an enormous density of tabular data.

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    Codex by OpenAI - AI that writes the code for you

    OpenAI Codex is a new machine learning tool that translates your text in the English language into code. Codex is designed to speed up the work of professional programmers, as well as help amateurs get started coding. The tool is available now for free on the OpenAI website.

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    Free 10-Hour Machine Learning Course

    Beau Carnes is the author of the book, "Machine Learning for Dummies" He is also the co-founder of the blog, Machine Learning For Dummies. Visit his blog at: www.machinelearningfordummies.com. Follow him on Twitter at @MachineLearningForDummies.

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    OCR Passports with OpenCV and Tesseract

    Learn how to use image processing techniques and the OpenCV library to localize text in an input image. extract the localized text and OCR it with Tesseract. Build a sample passport reader project that can automatically detect, extract, and O CR the MRZ in a passport image.

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    Data Science Learning Roadmap for 2021

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    15 YouTube Channels to Learn Data Science for Free

    Data Science is termed as the sexiest job of the 21st century. According to ZipRecruiter, the entry-level salary for a Data Scientist is estimated to be $69,000. With such an immense scope in the industry, the demand for Data Scientists has increased. In this post, we are going to explore 15 Youtube Channels where you can get started and learn Data Science for free.

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    Spotify — Song Prediction and Recommendation System

    Spotify is one of the newest innovations to have come to audio listening and experience with over 125 million subscribers. This Prediction helps any content creator/musician to understand what Spotify listeners prefer to hear more nowadays which is key in order to compete in the market. Data used in this was collected from Spotify’s Web API. This is basically a computer algorithm that Spotify has that can estimate various aspects of the audio file.

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    Avatar of tdsTowards Data Science·5y

    Algorithms, Data Structures, and Data Science

    Wilhem Kornhauser is a data scientist and author of the book AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order. He says algorithms and data structures are important in computer science. He explains why they are important, and how to use them properly.