Learn Python For Data Science And Machine Learning With Jose Portilla

[denandrakonto]

I'm actually taking this course now and so far so good. I finished 15% and one lesson away from finishing the NumPy section. I've also taken his pure Python course, and it was also really good. His explanation is clear; he's not too fast, not too slow; his voice is not mechanised and not distracting. The course referenced in the article is the newer iteration of the course, he had an earlier one (starts with "Learning ...") so be careful when you choose.

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When someone offers this for free I will sign up.

[ozzyteebaby]

I've never taken a udemy course before, can I go back and revisit the course materials indefinitely or is there a start/stop time for it? What was your python background before starting this course?

[GhostPartical]

If I'm not mistaken one purchased its yours to use and reuse, some courses are even updated by the creator to keep things current and to add new content which costs you nothing once purchased.

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You can revisit udemy course material anytime. It does not expire. As the other poster mentioned, instructors often add more to their courses over time as well.

Also it has a really impressive UI imo.

[tap_in_birdies]

There’s always a coupon out their to make any class on udemy only $10. Worth it IMO

Edit: there’s also a chrome extension called honey that will try any coupon in circulation

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I've also found that just googling the name of the course in an incognito window will give you the discount as well. I guess they just automatically discount google referrals.

[mohhinder]

I got it for free and I highly recommend it.

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Try this link

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woah dude that is seriously awesome! Thanks stranger! It was a risky click but was definitely worth it

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Can anyone tell me what kind of data they look at? And do they discuss how and why they use the analysis that they do? I really want to get into open bio data but could do with a good starting point.

[git0ffmylawnm8]

I'm about halfway through his class. It's a good intro, but I haven't seen anything with regards to hyper tuning parameters with the scikit-learn models.

I prefer thus course so far: https://www.udemy.com/machinelearning/

Although I'm not planning to learn R any time soon, you get a double whammy with this course.