Data Science Link Dump
Update on the Raspberry Pi temperature / humidity sensor project. I figured out the crontab task syntax, so now the graph updates every minute! Success! Now, I just need to work on beautifying the web interface, and figure out a way to port it to the internet (vs. only being accessible on our LAN).
In other news, I have been getting more and more into learning about Data Science and Machine Learning. I have been chasing the proverbial rabbit down the hole and have come across a ton of great resources. As such, I figured that now is the time to share some of the resources that I have found most valuable so far.
One of the earliest sites I found was Renee Teate’s Becoming a Data Scientist. At first, I thought it was going to be a guidebook for how to make that leap, but actually it’s a place for her to tell her story of how she became a Data Scientist. It is definitely that, but also much, much more! The podcast has great, insightful guests. I recently started digging into the forums where the weekly data science activities are posted and I’m looking forward to participating more in the coming weeks.
I also have to shout out Sebastian Raschka (website), since I bought his book Python Machine Learning. It took a little time and research to determine which programming language to hang my hat on, and once I chose Python, his book seemed to be at the top of everyone’s list. I’m just getting started with it, but so far, so good. It’s gonna take a while, but I’m up for the challenge.
Here are some other sites that are proving to be interesting and packed with information:
- Analytics Vidhya
- Open Source Data Science Masters
- HackerRank - Great place for practicing coding skills!
Well, I think that’s enough for now. Go follow those links into your own rabbit holes!
Finally, here’s an upadate on the to-do list:
Oil change for the Acura (and tire rotation)Oil change for the Subaru (and tire rotation, rear brakes)Install the new dishwasher (that's a biggie)Complete the RasPi temp. sensor projectDone for now!Write another blog postGet started with Python Machine Learning book
Time for another list!
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