notebooks

Training and presentation materials (mostly) in Jupyter Notebook format

View the Project on GitHub fulibacsi/notebooks

LECTURE NOTEBOOKS

Python 101

Resources


Data Science 101

Assignments

  1. I will survive
    • Download the dataset (titanic.csv) from here and fill out the missing values in the survived column based on the cases with existing survived values.
    • Download and solve the 0th notebook from here.
  2. Roses are red, iris are purple
    • Build a prediction model on the iris dataset.
  3. Money-money-money
  4. Fast&Furious
  5. Spam-spam-SPAM
    • Build a spam filter based on this sms spam dataset.
  6. The number of digits are too damn high
    • Build a hand-written digit recognizer from this digits dataset.
  7. One does not simply win a race
  8. Netflix, here I come!
    • Create a movie ranking model from the movielens database.

Resources


Webscraping and Text mining tutorial


PTN-105


PRESENTATIONS

SZISZ Winter camp roundtable talk (in hungarian)

AI case study: Lensa Match

The raw slides can be found here. However you’ll need to clone or download the whole repository to view the slides in the intended (interactive) way properly.

Rendering the slides requires:


Startup Safary slides (in hungarian)

The raw slides can be found here. However you’ll need to clone or download the whole repository to view the slides in the intended (interactive) way properly.

Rendering the slides requires:


SZISZ30 conference slideshow (in hungarian)

You can view the raw (github rendered) slides here. However you’ll need to clone or download the whole repository to view the slides in the intended (interactive) way properly.

Running the slides requires the following python packages:


NYATA2017 conference slideshow (in hungarian)

You can view the raw (github rendered) slides here. However you’ll need to clone or download the whole repository to view the slides in the intended (interactive) way properly. To download and process the required documents, please use this notebook.

Running the slides requires the following python packages:


EÖTVÖS-EST presentation slideshow (in hungarian)

You can view the raw (github rendered) slides here. However you’ll need to clone or download the whole repository to view the slides in the intended (interactive) way properly.

Running the slides requires the following python packages: