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Constructing AI Applications in Ruby

Table of Contents Introduction It’s infrequently that you simply hear the Ruby language mentioned when discussing AI. Python, after all, is the king on this world, and for good reason. The community has coalesced across the language....

Understanding Random Forest using Python (scikit-learn)

trees are a preferred supervised learning algorithm with advantages that include with the ability to be used for each regression and classification in addition to being easy to interpret. Nevertheless, decision trees aren’t...

Time Series Forecasting Made Easy (Part 2): Customizing Baseline Models

you for the sort response to Part 1, it’s been encouraging to see so many readers all for time series forecasting. In Part 1 of this series, we broke down time series data into...

Clustering Eating Behaviors in Time: A Machine Learning Approach to Preventive Health

It’s well that  we eat matters — but what if  and  we eat matters just as much? Within the midst of ongoing scientific debate around the advantages of intermittent fasting, this query becomes much more intriguing. As someone...

Generating Data Dictionary for Excel Files Using OpenPyxl and AI Agents

Every company I worked for until today, there it was: the resilient MS Excel. Excel was first released in 1985 and has remained strong until today. It has survived the rise of relational databases,...

Benchmarking Tabular Reinforcement Learning Algorithms

posts, we explored Part I of the seminal book by Sutton and Barto (*). In that section, we delved into the three fundamental techniques underlying nearly every modern Reinforcement Learning (RL)...

Rust for Python Developers: Why You Should Take a Take a look at the Rust Programming Language

language Rust is now appearing in lots of feeds because it offers a performant and secure method to write programs and places great emphasis on performance. When you come from the Python world...

Why I ended Using Cursor and Reverted to VSCode

In December 2024, I wrote an article sharing my experience using VSCode (GitHub Copilot) and Cursor (Claude 3.5 Sonnet) from the angle of a Data Scientist. I concluded the article by stating: Since writing this text,...

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