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Difference between series and vectors in Python Pandas

Md Waqar Tabish
Updated on 05-May-2023 12:52:15

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Pandas is a well-known open-source Python library that provides a wide range of capabilities to make data analysis more effective. The Pandas package is mostly utilised for pre-processing data activities, including cleaning, transforming, and manipulating data. As a result, it is a highly useful tool for analysts and data scientists. The two most popular data structures in Pandas—Series, and DataFrame—as well as the comparison of Series and vectors, are discussed in this article. Python Pandas Series In the Python Pandas library, a series is a one-dimensional labeled array that can hold any data type. It is similar to a column ... Read More

Least Frequently Used (LFU) Implementation

Diksha Patro
Updated on 03-May-2023 16:27:38

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A memory cache is an element of software or hardware which holds frequently accessed data in a convenient location. A cache is used to improve system performance by reducing the amount of energy it requires to access data. The memory ability establishes how much data a cache can store. While the memory cache is full, some data must be evicted in order to provide a place for new data. Following this, there is the fact that the world is ending. The Least Frequently Used (LFU) cache storage replacement policy is one of these policies. Everything in an LFU cache has ... Read More

Data Analysis in Financial Market

Sahaana Harishankar
Updated on 02-May-2023 16:48:51

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What is the importance of Data Analysis at present? The use of data analytics in finance is expanding globally. From big financial names to stock market analysis, financial markets rely on data analytics to better understand their consumers and trends. What are the skills required for Data Analysis? If you’re wondering who analyzes large datasets in a huge financial organization, financial data analysts are professionals who analyze the data of any organization to make accurate business decisions for their company. One of their key responsibilities is analyzing and assessing the firms' financial information. Often, in a firm, Financial Data ... Read More

Creating a Tensor in Pytorch

Sahaana Harishankar
Updated on 02-May-2023 15:51:45

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What is Pytorch? Pytorch is a Python - based framework in machine learning primarily used for scientific computations and to build deep learning models. A Tensor is a popular concept in Machine learning and Data science. Tensors are a generalized term for matrices and vectors. In simple words, Tensors can be anything - a n-dimensional array, a vector, or a matrix. In this article, we will be looking at the multiple methods used to create Tensors in Pytorch. Method of Creating Tensors Tensors can be created in multiple methods. Some of the important methods are listed below. ... Read More

Top 7 Machine Learning Hackathons that You can Consider

Gourav Bais
Updated on 28-Apr-2023 15:54:09

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Introduction Machine learning is a common topic in the technology and business world. Machine learning is a technology that processes the raw data, provides helpful information, including data prediction and analysis, and releases final statistics reports. In short, ML helps process the data and produces reports to achieve the set goals. It uses various high-end algorithms and paradigms to engage with the solutions. Artificial Intelligence is the fastest-growing technology under which machine learning and deep learning work. In this article, you will see the top 7 hackathons and technical events of machine learning, that are organized worldwide. This includes ... Read More

How to Perform Grubbs Test in Python

Gourav Bais
Updated on 28-Apr-2023 15:52:21

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Introduction The Grubbs test is a statistical hypothesis testing method to detect outliers in a dataset. Outliers are the observations that disburse the data distribution and are also known as anomalies. The dataset with outliers tends to overfit more than data with a Normal/Gaussian distribution. Hence, it is necessary to tackle the outliers before Machine Learning modeling. Before handling, we must detect and locate the outliers in the dataset. The most popular outliers detection techniques are QQPlot, Inter-Quartile range, and Grubbs statistical test. However, this article will discuss only the Grubbs test to detect the outliers. You will learn: what ... Read More

How to Perform an F-Test in Python

Gourav Bais
Updated on 28-Apr-2023 15:50:26

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Statisticians use F-test to check whether the two datasets have the same variance or not. F-test is named after Sir Ronald Fisher. To use the F-Test, we make two hypotheses, a null hypothesis, and one alternate hypothesis. Then we select any of these two hypotheses approved by the F-Test. Variance is a data distribution metric to tell the data deviation from the mean. The higher values show more dispersion than the smaller values. In this article, you will learn how to perform an F-Test in Python programming Language with its use cases. F -Test Process The process to perform the ... Read More

How to Perform a Chi-Square Goodness of Fit Test in Python

Gourav Bais
Updated on 28-Apr-2023 15:49:19

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Introduction Data Scientists often use statistical methods for hypothesis testing to gain insights from the datasets. While there are multiple statistical methods available, this article will discuss the Chi-Square Goodness of fit test with its implementation in Python. The Chi-Square test validates the observed distribution of categorical variables to the expected distribution. It tells us if the available event values differ from the expected values. Chi-Square Test You can perform the Chi-Square test to verify the dataset distribution for observed events. The Chi-Square test makes some assumptions which are as follows − Variables are independent. Only one categorical feature ... Read More

How to Perform a Brown ñ Forsythe Test in Python

Gourav Bais
Updated on 28-Apr-2023 15:48:08

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The Brown-Forsythe test is a statistical test used to determine whether the variances of two or more groups are equal. While Levene's test uses the absolute deviations from the mean, the Brown-Forsythe test uses the deviations from the median. The null hypothesis used in the test is as follows − H0: The variance of the groups (populations) is equal The alternative hypothesis is that the variances are not equal − H1: The variance of the groups (populations) is not equal To perform the test, we calculate each group's median and the absolute deviations from the median. Then we calculate the ... Read More

Ansible Tower: Installation Features Architecture

Aadyaa Srivastava
Updated on 27-Apr-2023 11:30:58

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Introduction to Ansible Tower Ansible Tower is a robust automation tool that assists IT teams in managing complicated installations, orchestrating applications, and streamlining operational procedures. Ansible Tower provides enterprises with a consolidated view of their automation environment and allows them to effortlessly manage automation workflows across their entire infrastructure. Ansible Tower's user-friendly web-based interface allows users to swiftly write and deploy automation playbooks, monitor task status, and follow system activities. This makes it simple for teams to cooperate on automated tasks and guarantees that everyone follows the same script. Ansible Tower also provides robust role-based access control (RBAC) capabilities, ... Read More

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