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A little bit into the python API weeds but here is a 2 part video on how to deal with a tough multiscale segmentation problem with Cellpose: part 1 https://t.co/3HeQijfxqX and part 2 https://t.co/GCSBAPmTl2
4. The Science of Uncertainty and Data
Topics:
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5. Startup Success: How to Launch a Technology Company in 6 Steps
Topics covered:
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6. Data Analysis: Statistical Modeling
A hands-on introduction to the interplay between statistics and computation for real data analysis.
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3. Machine Learning with Python
Topics:
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2. Introduction to Computational Thinking and Data Science.
Topics:
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Really proud to publish this fascinating paper on receptors responsible for sexual touch. It's easy to get prudish and Victorian on this sort of work, but sexual and reproductive health is extremely important
https://t.co/Dmfma4Aj70
1. Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python
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- An informal introduction to algorithmic complexity
- Data structures
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2. Introduction to Computational Thinking and Data Science
What you'll learn:
- Plotting with the pylab package
- Stochastic programming and statistical thinking
- Monte Carlo simulations
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3. Machine Learning with Python
What you'll learn:
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- Implement and organize ML projects
https://t.co/JXLPegsrSu
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