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Sklearn-Extensions: Collecting Useful Scikit-Learn Add-ons
From time to time I come across an interesting blog post, gist, or other snippet of code related to scikit-learn that is pretty cool. Historically, th
Grapht: graph connectedness and dimensionality
I've been toying around with [graph stuff](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graph_theory) from time to time for a while now. I still have pretty much no
Cookiecutter-Flask (and some other stuff)
For web projects I've come to really appreciate projects such as [cookiecutter](https://github.com/audreyr/cookiecutter) and [cookiecutter-flask](http
TAG YP Technologist of the Year: The Results
Announcing the exciting news of winning the Technology Association of Georgia's (TAG) Young Professional Technologist of the Year award. Expressing gratitude.
TAG Young Professional Technologist of the Year
Honored to be named TAG Young Professional Technologist of the Year. Reflections on this recognition, the Atlanta tech community, and the work at Predikto.
Data Science Things Roundup #3
Data Science Things Roundup #3: TensorFlow Self Organizing Maps, DeBaCl for density-based clustering, and options for protecting Python codebases.
Data Science Things Roundup #2
Data Science Things Roundup #2: Featuring Lifelines for survival analysis, Patsy-learn for R-style syntax in scikit-learn, and HDBSCAN clustering library.
Pedal Wrencher: A Strava-Powered Bike Maintenance Tracker
Another weekend project has found a home on the public internet. I've just launched www.pedalwrencher.com. It is a little project that uses flask, S
Data Science Things Roundup #1
Data Science Things Roundup #1: Explore Kaggle past solutions, Gooey for simple Python CLIs, and Metric-Learn for optimal distance metrics. First edition!
Grad School Diets: How Stress Shows Up in Spending Data
Today I noticed that my bank puts out a yearly spending report based on things charged to your credit card. Most of my expenses are pretty consistent