FN`s klimapanel sin nye rapport er tydelig på at naturbaserte løsninger er en viktig del av kampen for å redde både klima og natur. Variert natur vil være mer motstansdyktige enn monokulturer mot fremtidige klimaendringer. Vern og beskytt naturskogene!
https://t.co/tqzivBF2lr
🐼🤹♂️ pandas trick:
Want to explore a new dataset without too much work?
1. Pick one:
➡️ pip install pandas-profiling
➡️ conda install -c conda-forge pandas-profiling
2. import pandas_profiling
3. df.profile_report()
4. 🥳
See example 👇
#Python#DataScience#pandastricks
Highway 101, with its soul-crushing traffic jams and millions of tons of CO2 released in the air each year, has less human bandwidth than a single high-capacity subway line in Tokyo
If you think good infrastructure is expensive, wait until you see the cost of bad infrastructure
1/ New chemistry breakthrough just published by Jeff Dahn. @tesla lead battery researcher. 1M vehicle miles, 795Wh/L, with fast charge and subsequent 20yr durability projected in grid. The data is amazing.
https://t.co/rDLAGcAone
There's a lot more to machine learning than just selecting the right model! Data cleaning, feature engineering, hyper-parameter tuning, & more are starting to be automated by a few frameworks. I'll explain the growing field of AutoML & compare them here https://t.co/Xfe2ge819e
New Nature paper out today
https://t.co/oAF7nep6ur
states very clearly what is needed if governments are serious about limiting global heating to 1.5C, as agreed at Paris.
Spoiler: No new fossil fuelled infrastructure, anywhere, ever. From now on.
Read thread for details...
The Fourier series video out!
In this animation, each vector rotates at a constant integer frequency. They're added together, tip to tail. The _only_ control you have is the starting position of each, and from that alone, they'll draw almost anything.
https://t.co/1qWWoTPXIA
Really excited to release Bayesian Deep Learning Benchmarks - please share with others who you think might like this, and have a look at the blog/repo/colab:
https://t.co/ZKqN40da1S
This work was done over a period of a year and a half by many collaborators @OATML_Oxford
1/ I often used data “quality”, “anomaly” and “outlier” interchangeably, but now have a much crisper sense of what I think each term should really mean.
Here are some definitions and advice for what to do about them.
You don't need to know everything. You don't really need a formal background in this or that -- though it helps. You don't even need a PhD.
You do, however, need to be constantly learning. Be curious. Read books. Don't be "too busy" to learn, or otherwise proud of your ignorance
Panel: Easy interactive dashboards for Python
✅Bokeh
✅Datashader
✅Matplotlib
✅Plotly
✅Altair
✅Jupyter
✅Standalone deployment
✅BSD licensed open source
Great job to the whole team!
Speech2Face: Learning the Face Behind a Voice https://t.co/9enUz600fK With increasingly large/effective library of neural net encoders of any X and decoders of any Y, any source of paired data X,Y can give X2Y nets. And opens the door to many X2Y2Z2W...2X
How to train and evaluate a deep learning model for very imbalanced classification (e.g. classification with 99.82% of negatives and 0.18% of positives)? Here's an example using the Kaggle credit card fraud dataset. https://t.co/HuviYNurim