Top 10 Python Libraries You Must Know In 2019
Top 10 Python Libraries: On this Top 10 Python Libraries blog, we will discuss some of the top libraries in Python which can be used by developers to implement machine learning in their existing applications. We will be considering the following 10 libraries: Introduction
A Hybrid Recommender with Yelp Challenge Data — Part I
This is the first part of the Yelper_Helper capstone project blog post. Please find the second part here. 1. Intro Nowadays every company and individual can use a recommender system -- not just customers buying things on Amazon, watching movies on Netflix, or looking for food nearby on Yelp. In fact, one fundamental driver of data science’s skyrocketing popularity is the overwhelming amount of information available for anyone trying to make a good decision.
An Introduction to Compassionate Screen Scraping
Screen scraping is the art of programatically extracting data from websites. If you think it's useful: it is. If you think it's difficult: it isn't. And if you think it's easy to really piss off administrators with ill-considered scripts, you're damn right.
pip 1.5.4
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20 Python libraries you can’t live without – Python Tips
Hi there fellas. Today i am going to list 20 python libraries which have been a part of my toolbelt and should be a part of yours as well. So here they are: 1. Requests. The most famous http library written by kenneth reitz.
Download profile, hashtag data (jaroslavhejlek/instagram-scraper) · Apify
Features Since Instagram has removed the option to load public data through its API, this actor should help replace this functionality. It allows you to scrape posts from a user's profile page, hashtag page or place. When a link to an Instagram post is provided, it can scrape Instagram comments.
Branded journalists battle newsroom regulations
With social media a big part of newsroom life, individual journalists often find their personal brands attractive selling points for future employers. But lately many of these same social media superstars are questioning whether newsrooms are truly ready for the branded journalist. In late January, Matthew Keys, Deputy Social Media Editor at Reuters, wrote a blog post in which he criticized his former employer (ABC affiliate KGO-TV in San Francisco) for taking issue with his use of social media.
SDR Tutorials
Here is some content to get you started with SDR: (This assumes you already have GNU Radio installed.) PythonLearn some Python basics for use with GNU Radio and GRC (GNU Radio Companion)Labs 1 - 5 in GRCAlso includes: helpful tips, 'asides' that attempt to demonstrate the nature of complex (IQ or quadrature) signals, explain in detail some important concepts when it comes to using SDRs in real apps, explain how GRC works and what all of the parameters for various blocks control.(An SDR is necessary for labs 4 & 5)Creating and plotting a sine waveAdding noise and viewing in the frequency domainOutputting the sine wave to your sound card, as well as sampling from the sound card and plotting audio as a waterfallReceiving Narrow- and Wide-band FM using an SDR, and decomposing the FM demodulator into its individual blocksTransmitting your own Narrowband signal with an SDRThe old YouTube GRC Tutorial series
Python List Comprehension Tutorial
When doing data science, you might find yourself wanting to read lists of lists, filtering column names, removing vowels from a list or flattening a matrix. You can easily use a lambda function or a for loop; As you well know, there are multiple ways to go about this. One other way to do this is by using list comprehensions. This tutorial will go over this last topic: You'll first get a short recap of what Python lists are and how they compare to other Python data structures;Next, you'll dive into Python lists comprehensions: you'll learn more about the mathematics behind Python lists, how you can construct list comprehensions, how you can rewrite them as for loops or lambda functions, .... You'll not only read about this, but you'll also make some exercises!
Getting Started with Headless Chrome
Headless Chrome is shipping in Chrome 59. It's a way to run the Chrome browser in a headless environment. Essentially, running Chrome without chrome!
