Tag: Github

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Top 5 Machine Learning GitHub Repositories & Reddit Discussions (October 2018)

Introduction “Should I use GitHub for my projects?” – I’m often asked this question by aspiring data scientists. There’s only one answer to this – “Absolutely!”. GitHub is an invaluable platform for data scientists looking to stand out from the crowd. It’s an online resume for displaying your code to recruiters and other fellow professionals. The fact that GitHub hosts open-source projects from the top tech behemoths like Google, Facebook, IBM, NVIDIA, etc. is what adds to the gloss of […]

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The 25 Best Data Science and Machine Learning GitHub Repositories from 2018

Introduction What’s the best platform for hosting your code, collaborating with team members, and also acts as an online resume to showcase your coding skills? Ask any data scientist, and they’ll point you towards GitHub. It has been a truly revolutionary platform in recent years and has changed the landscape of how we host and even do coding. But that’s not all. It acts as a learning tool as well. How, you ask? I’ll give you a hint – open […]

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Top 5 Data Science GitHub Repositories and Reddit Discussions (January 2019)

Introduction There’s nothing quite like GitHub and Reddit for data science. Both platforms have been of immense help to me in my data science journey. GitHub is the ultimate one-stop platform for hosting your code. It excels at easing the collaboration process between team members. Most leading data scientists and organizations use GitHub to open-source their libraries and frameworks. So not only do we stay up-to-date with the latest developments in our field, we get to replicate their models on our […]

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