Review of Python Courses (Part 14)
Posted by Mark on December 31, 2020 at 07:48 | Last modified: February 2, 2021 17:19In Part 13, I summarized my Datacamp courses 38-40. Today I will continue with the next three.
As a reminder, I introduced you to my recent work learning Python here.
My course #41 was Advanced Deep Learning with Keras. This course covers:
- Keras input and dense layers (from keras.layers import Input, Dense)
- Keras models (from keras.utils import plot_model)
- Fit and evaluate a model (from keras.models import Model)
- Category embeddings (from keras.layers import Embedding, Flatten)
- Shared layers
- Merge layers (from keras.layers import Add, Subtract)
- Fitting and predicting with multiple inputs
- Three-input models (from keras.layers import Concatenate)
- Summarizing and plotting models
- Stacking models
- Two-output models
- Single model for classification and regression (from keras.optimizers import Adam)
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My course #42 was Working with the Statistical Simulation in Python. This course covers:
- Intro to Object Oriented Programming in Python
- Simulation basics [np.random.choice()]
- Using simulation for decision making
- Probability basics
- More probability concepts
- Data generating process
- eCommerce ad simulation
- Introduction to resampling methods
- Bootstrapping
- Jackknife resampling
- Permutation testing
- Advanced applications of simulation
- Monte Carlo integration
- Simulation for power analysis
- Applications in finance
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My course #43 was Introduction to Predictive Analytics in Python. This course covers:
- Introduction and basetable structure
- Logistic regression (from sklearn import linear_model)
- Using the logistic regression model
- Variable selection
- Forward stepwise variable selection
- Deciding on the number of variables (from sklearn.cross_validation import train_test_split)
- The cumulative gains curve (import scikitplot as skplt)
- The lift curve
- Guiding business to better decisions
- Predictor insight graphs
- Discretization of continuous variables (pd.qcut(), pd.cut(), check_discretize)
- Preparing the predictor insight graph table (create_pig_table)
- Plotting the predictor insight graph
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I will review more classes next time.
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