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The sixth annual R Conference | NYC will take place August 14-15, 2020, with workshops on August 5-6 & 12-13. A great group of data scientists will be coming together, including Andrew Gelman, Emily Robinson, Wes McKinney, Erin LeDell, David Robinson, Jacqueline Nolis, Jared P. Lander and Max Kuhn, with so many more great speakers joining. You’ll also experience a standup-comedy set, a silent R-art auction, and lots of free books and developer tools. Please use your 20% discount code pyladies for the conferences and workshops.
We think love the one-day workshop Machine Learning in Python with Scikit-learn with Andreas Mueller Register today.
Description: Andreas Mueller Research Scientist at Columbia University and has been a core-developer of scikit-learn for over 7 years. He's also author of the book "Introduction to Machine Learning with Python", co-authored with Sarah Guido. The workshop will go through the basics of machine learning with Python, data representation and preprocessing, and then work through details of the scikit-learn API and how to build and evaluate machine learning models in Python. We will in particular look at model selection and tuning with cross-validation and grid-search, building complex machine learning workflows with pipelines, and how to evaluate classification models with a variety of metrics. The workshop requires working knowledge of numpy, matplotlib and pandas, and familiarity with working in Jupyter Notebooks.