Logistic Regression in the Real World
Let’s get real here. We’ve all, at one point or another, come across logistic regression. Maybe we’ve seen it when studying, when working or >>
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Become a Business Intelligence Analyst
In 2020, business intelligence (BI) analysts will have access to more data sources than ever before. This seismic shift has made >>
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Applying Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) for Linear Regression: Yay or Nay?
Did you know that the term “Regression” was first coined by ‘Francis Galton’ in the 19th Century for describing a biological phenomenon? >>
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Your Guide to Different Ways of Initializing a Vector in C++
<img src=”http://gen.sendtric.com/countdown/7mrd8y5i38″ style=”display: block;” /> Are you a beginner just starting your C++ journey >>
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“Shades of Blue” Experiment and What it Means to a Data Scientist
The difference between blue and green is clear and it’s pretty much a straightforward decision when deciding whether a blue or green tie matches your shirt. >>
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Anatomy of Loss Functions: Questions and Answers
Anatomy of Loss Functions: Questions and Answers A lost function is essential in the evaluation and prediction of the performance of a model. It determines the >>
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10 Unobvious Facts About Cyber Security Analyst Job
A company’s data is one of its greatest strengths. The value of data that an organization has access to will determine how well it fairs in >>
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Data Science Master Degree: To Take or Not to Take
Data science, surely, has risen to become one of the world’s highest-paying jobs today. Tech firms’ obsession with data scientists is a guarantee >>
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The 21st Century’s AI Biggest Achievements
Artificial Intelligence (AI) dates back to antiquity when philosophers concocted fables, myths, and rumors about how artificial entities may be endowed with >>
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How to Master Memoization in Python
In seventh and eighth grades, we were taught Sequences and Series in Mathematics. In most cases, it took several minutes (and even hours) to find the >>
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Sorting in R: A Comprehensive Guide
If things were unsorted, life would be a mess. Without sorting, we all would go several years looking for a specific telephone number in a directory >>
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