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SEABORN SCATTER PLOT WITH SIZE COLOR CODE

first, we create 50 random dots using numpy.

SEABORN SCATTER PLOT WITH SIZE COLOR CODE

This small code demonstrates several functions: X = np.random.normal(size = 50) y = np.random.normal(size = 50) _ = plt.scatter(x, y) _ = plt.show() A.9.3 Confusion Matrix–Based Model Goodness Measures.A.9.2 Predicting with Logistic Regression.A.9.1 Predicting using linear regression.A.8.1 Logistic Regression in python: and sklearn.A.7.1 Linear Regression in python: and sklearn.A.6.1 Numpy Arrays as Vectors and Matrices.21.2.1 Bag-of-words and Document-term-matrix.21 Natural Language Processing: Text As Data.19.3 Image processing with convolutional networks.19.2 Convolutional Neural Networks in Keras.18.1.2 Hieararchical clustering in sklearn.15.1 How highly correlated features fail.

15 Regularization and Feature Selection.

14.3 Training-validation-testing approach.

12.3 Confusion Matrix–Based Model Goodness Measures.

12.2.2 Predicting the logistic outcome manually.

12.2 Predicting with Logistic Regression.

12.1.2 Predicting through statsmodels models.

12.1.1 Predicting linear regression outcomes manually.

12.1 Predicting with Linear Regression Models.

11.2.2 Scikit-learn and LogisticRegression.

11.2 Logistic Regression in python: and sklearn.

10.3.2 Compute SSE, TSS, and \(R^2\) manually.

10.3.1 Create Random Data for Experiments.

10.2.2 Scikit-learn and LinearRegression.

10.2 Linear Regression in python: and sklearn.

10.1.3 Create a function to make it more compact.

10.1 Solving Linear Regression Tasks Manually.

9.1 Numpy Arrays as Vectors and Matrices.

8.3.3 The hard part: navigating the soup and extracting data.

8.3.2 Loading Beautiful Soup and opening the data.

6.3.1 Concatenating data with pd.concat.

6.2.2 Converting categorical variables to dummies.

6.1.4 Missing values and mathematical operations.3.3.4 Positional indexing of data frames.3.3.2 Filter observations with logical operations.3.1.4 Vectorized Functions (Universal Functions).3.1.2 Array: The Fundamental Data Structure in Numpy.2.3.4 Mathematical, logical and other operators.2.3.1 A few words about variable names and coding style.