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Is there a recommended package for machine learning in Python?
I have previous experience in implementing a variety of machine learning and statistical algorithms in C++ and MATLAB , but having done some work in Python I'm curious about the available ...
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There's also http://www.pybrain.org/ , which is (I believe) a native implementation of ML algorithms... .
And, there is a Book "Machine Learning: An Algorithmic Perspective", There are lots of Python code examples languages, including python.
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Duplicate of Python book to buy? , or most of these questions
Can you recommend some good Python books for a beginner?
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Beginning Python: From Novice to Professional
to learn the language
PythonVery recommended resource for python beginners: the non programmers tutorial
It comes both in wiki and pdf format :)
Dive Into Python....
Libraries and such.
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Just saw a question about, hello world on python!
The answers say's, this is not support in py 3.x. What does this mean, is python not backward compatible? If it is not, I think this is a very big issue, from acceptability and learning point of view.
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On the question of learning Python, I would agree to go with 3 -- by the time that requires....
As a Python issue in this question .
If what you're looking for is power , Python 2.6 is just fine.
And thereby ease of learning.
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Is it worth learning Python over Ruby and PHP for Web Development? If so why?
Thank you in advance.
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Should I learn Ruby or Python? Django or RoR Rails or Django? (or something else?) Ruby on Rails versus Python What are...
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You should learn I....
+Ruby to learn Python first, as Ruby has a tendency to suck you in and turn you into a fanboy.
+Python : More likely to be installed already.
With Ruby you only need to learn one web framework.
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I've been reading a beginner python book How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning with Python, and wanted to knwo what to read now that I'm finished with it. Or, maybe what to do now? I don't still feel like a strong enough coder :/
Can anyone...
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It's a good way to learn how to do a number of things in python, and it will certainly increase Python for the....
Dive into python
SICP
Go to here , learn all you can about the links from the site.(especially challenge .
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Possible Duplicate:
How to Learn Python
I want to learn Python. I've read all its documentation about syntax and structure etc. but all that is of no use if I do not use it somewhere, write some actual code that is useful.
Can you suggest something for...
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Python is good for little utilities that do stuff; the libraries have components.
Try scratching an itch, building a utility that does something you need .
Dive Into Python and the official tutorial .
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I thought I'd start learning a real programming language from scratch. I can manage to code in C++, but I haven't been brushing up on my C++ skills at all.
This time I'm teaching myself. And I've decided on python . Is it the right language for me? I'...
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Another advantage....
It has all the language features required to practice fashion .
Python is a great language to learn.
While is not meant as a Python tutorial I think it is much better to learn and see your work as well.
Engine.
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I'm interested in learning python to have access to a more agile language for writing tests in my .NET projects.
Is IronPython mature enough for these purposes yet? I'm content with writing tests in C#, but find dynamic languages like ruby and python ...
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I don't"
Python 3:
print("Hello world")
I'm not sure where you're looking to find all those Python 3 learning ....
On Python v2, while many of the learning resources available on the web are focused on Python v3.
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I have been doing active development in C# for several years now. I primarily build enterprise application and in house frameworks on the .NET stack.
I've never had the need to use any other mainstream high level languages besides C# for my tasks, since...
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A good place to start their by doing aerobatics....
So you can use/learn Python with access to the .NET class library.
It is an implementation of Python on the .NET framework.
I would recommend using IronPython to help you learn.
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I'm looking to understand python via writing a small requirements management system. I know C, C++, PHP, JQuery, etc. (all the basics) - which webhost provides the right platform (with PostgresSQL?) and which MVC should I use (Django?)...I know coding...
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It's ....
To me the best book is Learning Python .
You can" is based on my personal experience rather than some kind of survey .
The best book for learning Python if you're an experienced programmer is Dive into Python .
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