Excellent analysis, this is what exactly I need, you are explaining why (Intuition behind each plot) and what (what kind of data analysis we are doing with each plot) part more rather concentrating on how (python implementation) part. now I am confident learning data science is not too complex
I like the way of your Explaining -> step by step with the answering of that why we r doing that...I like it...&always waiting for such type of more videos..in my @Notification Box.
We try to cover everything from scratch including programming and mathematics. A knowledge of high school level mathematics is all that you need to get started. Please go to the course website, AppliedAICourse.com, and check out the free videos and live sessions to see if you’re able to follow the initial chapters in the course videos.
You could create multiple subplots in Python within a bigger diagram. Here is an example snippet of code with good explanation: jakevdp.github.io/PythonDataScienceHandbook/04.08-multiple-subplots.html
If anyone is coding along and needs the dataset, I think this is the same one google "iris dataset github": gist.githubusercontent.com/netj/8836201/raw/6f9306ad21398ea43cba4f7d537619d0e07d5ae3/iris.csv
Excellent analysis, this is what exactly I need, you are explaining why (Intuition behind each plot) and what (what kind of data analysis we are doing with each plot) part more rather concentrating on how (python implementation) part. now I am confident learning data science is not too complex
Really good I am studying data science and I made all of this but I am practicing again and it is so helpful for me.
9:06 here the vector is n dimensional array or n length array
Superb Explanation.......and Clearing concepts good
1:22 this example won my heart
I like the way of your Explaining -> step by step with the answering of that why we r doing that...I like it...&always waiting for such type of more videos..in my @Notification Box.
As far as my knowledge is concerned, features or variables could also be called as "predictors". You may also mention that term here.
yes, correct.
Thanks sir , i am so confused... i doesn't known where to start but this vedio really help me ones again thank you so much ❤️
[2, 3, 4, 5] is NOT a 4-dimensional array, it's an only 1-Dimensional array.
An example of 2-dimensional array would be:
[ [1,2,3],
[4,5,6] ]
[2,3,4,5] is a 4-dimensonal vector. That's what we meant. Sorry, if we messed up the terminology.
Nice explanation 👌
video starts at 12:00
In this video the code line for seaborn,
sns.FacetGrid(Iris, hue="species", size=4) \
Awesome!!!! expecting more videos
what are the prerequisites for this course? What should I know before starting this course?
We try to cover everything from scratch including programming and mathematics. A knowledge of high school level mathematics is all that you need to get started. Please go to the course website, AppliedAICourse.com, and check out the free videos and live sessions to see if you’re able to follow the initial chapters in the course videos.
Will i get jupyter notebooks if i subscribe to the course?
Yes, you will get IPYTHON notes at our website.. please visit appliedaicourse.com
Can you please give me direct url. i have searched in the website and could not find any jupyter notebooks.
Hi harika, please find it in the description of this video.. you will get the link
you can easily get jupyter notebooks if you install anaconda from internet.
Yes, you will get ipython notebooks
Hi, how do you create a scatter plot of different figures and group them in one visualizaton
You could create multiple subplots in Python within a bigger diagram. Here is an example snippet of code with good explanation: jakevdp.github.io/PythonDataScienceHandbook/04.08-multiple-subplots.html
What is the location of your iris.csv data file? From where are you importing this?
If we store the dataset in jupyter notebook itself then no need of mentioning the location
please share the program link
so helpful , thank you !
good explanation
Is one dimensional vector a scalar if i write an array as [5.1, 3.2, 7.1]? Or will it be called a 2D vector? Help clarify.
This is a 1-dimensional array which is also be interpreted as a vector in mathematical context. A 2D array is a matrix.
Is there any provision of classroom training
Sorry, we don't have classroom sessions. In our online course, we have 70+ hrs of online live sessions
U r really awesome teacher
rly nice tutorial thx :)
apki voive clear nai ati ha ,,acha krvaty hn ap lkn voice slow c ha
If anyone is coding along and needs the dataset, I think this is the same one google "iris dataset github": gist.githubusercontent.com/netj/8836201/raw/6f9306ad21398ea43cba4f7d537619d0e07d5ae3/iris.csv
sir can you please tell how to download iris dataset
That’s just a Google search away. You can download it from here: archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/iris
I cant able to download iris. Csv file help me
You can download dataset from here : www.kaggle.com/uciml/iris or
You can also try this-
from sklearn import datasets
iris = datasets.load_iris()
can you send me matlab code
Sorry, we dont use Matlab. If you are planning to pickup ML or Data science, I recommend you pickup Python as it has some of the best tools for ML.
Need to improve the sound system
True :/
sexy.
nice explanation waitinng for more and more videos like this
Ohh..25 min nd very less things to take away..buddy you say a lot of basic stories.
nice explanation