The #NobelPrize committee couldn't reach Paul Milgrom to share the news that he won, so his fellow winner and neighbor Robert Wilson knocked on his door in the middle of the night.
Fran Allen, the first woman to receive the #ACMTuringAward and @IBM's first female Fellow, passed away yesterday on her 88th birthday. Allen made pioneering contributions to computing, and was a dedicated mentor and champion for women in technology: https://t.co/8Wz1qHsZU0
"Our default ranking is weighted toward the interests of an IEEE member, and looking at the top entries, we see that Python has held onto its comfortable lead, with Java and C once again coming in second and third place, respectively."
¡Es oficial! ¡El #Español como idioma oficial de la documentación de #Python!
Felicitaciones a todas las personas que están ayudando a que esto sea posible y acercar Python a más personas.
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https://t.co/V7yJZpHh4U
The notebook for the demo presented in the talk "Learning from evolving data streams" at #SciPy2020 is available in GitHub/Binder:
https://t.co/KufLy8Q9RO
Excited to participate as a speaker at #SciPy2020 in the Machine Learning session. I will be talking about machine learning for evolving data streams and of course scikit-multiflow.
https://t.co/DM5Qd63DvK
A new release of scikit-multiflow v0.5 is available! 🚀
Check the highlights: https://t.co/I02HRTGWez
scikit-multiflow is a machine learning package for streaming data in Python.
https://t.co/5JjLy2n0UP
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(1/5) One of the most surprising and little-known results in classical statistics is the relationship between the mean, median, and standard deviation. If the distribution has finite variance, then the distance between the median and the mean is bounded by one standard deviation.