Posts with tag `python`

As a CS student, I often find myself working on projects that require different Python versions, each with its own set of dependencies and libraries. In such scenarios, having a reliable and efficient method for managing these versions becomes crucial. Inspired by pyenv 与 conda 双轨制：管理 Python 版本和环境, this blog post aims to document my experience with managing multiple versions of Python using pyenv and conda.

Note for Intro to Machine Learning

2023-11-12

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This is a note for the course on Kaggle: Intro to Machine Learning.

Getter and Setter in Python

2023-10-17

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Chinese translation for Getter and Setter in Python.

Notes for Machine Learning Specialization: Vectorization

2023-08-09

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This is a note for the Machine Learning Specialization.

Notes for Nand2Tetris: Assembler

2023-07-17

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This is a note for Nand2Tetris Unit 6.

Notes for Machine Learning

2023-07-14

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Here are my notes for course Machine Learning taught by Andrew Ng.About exercise: I didn't do the original version exercise which depends on Octave or Matlab, but a third-party Python version (See nsoojin/coursera-ml-py).