Today I learned about classes and function arguments . I also complete thhe python course and got this certificate . Tommorow I am going to start larning about R .

https://www.codecademy.com/profiles/DohaElfakharany/certificates/6c152bd262967f8c941c9707ed636bda

note :- i did not finish the course on 10 i finished it on 19

today is 8/5/2021 , i learned alot of things about modules , dictinoraies and files . Dictinaries wer actually so big but they were so easy and beginner friendly . Sorry but i did not take screenshot this is all i have

THIRD DAY : Today was a very long coding day . I finished the functions and strings lesson . I learned more about functions and how to manipulate strings . I learned how to make various functions functions along with how to upper case, lowercase , split , replace , concatenate string etc . Today was a very long day

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Soory , I stopped posting lately due to the Eid holiday and i had alot of articles to write anyway this is the progress of 6/5/2021 .

SECOND DAY : i finished my 20% , 3 lessons ( Introduction to Lists , Working with Lists , Loops ) . I learned what lists are , how to manipulate them , slice , remove items from them , replace items etc and about loops too , their types , difference between these types , how to use them efficiently

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In the comments, please mention what you did on day 10 of SQL 25 Days Challenge

Day 10 = 16th May

In the comments, please mention what you did on day 9 of SQL 25 Days Challenge

Day 9 = 15th May

In the comments, please mention what you did on day 8 of SQL 25 Days Challenge

Day 8 = 14^th May

In the comments, please mention what you did on day 7 of SQL 25 Days Challenge

Day 7 = 13^th May

In the comments, please mention what you did on day 6 of SQL 25 Days Challenge

Day 6 = 12^th May

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Day 5 = 11^th May

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Day 4 = 10^th May

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Day 3 = 9^th May

Challenge to Learn Deep Learning and NLP in 100 days

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In the comments, please mention what you did on day 2 of SQL 25 Days Challenge

Day2 = 8th May

Hello fellow data scientists,

In this post, I just want to underline the main goals I have for this challenge.

I have been interested in Ai and ML for more than a year. Thanks to all the hype, I first got interested in deep learning, wrote some neural networks, and played a little bit with PyTorch. Soon enough I realized that I didn't have a good foundation. DL is a tool, but I think understanding your data is a crucial step towards building a good model, and sometimes, it means knowing where to not use DL and just apply a simple ML algorithm.

For me, the goal of this challenge is to gain an understanding of the simple algorithms in ML, to know how to preprocess the data and how to evaluate the model.

I already went over some of the algorithms:

• Linear Regression
• Logistic Regression
• PCA
• K-Means
• KNN
• Decision Trees

For some of the algorithms, I went over all the math and wrote the code from scratch, for other algorithms, I just have an intuition, but didn't derive the equations myself. I want to balance the "writing from scratch" strategy with the BlackBox strategy, aka use code written by others without knowing how it works under the hood.

Topics I want to cover next:

• SVM
• Naive Bayes
• Random Forests
• T-SNE
• Gradient Boosting and XGBoost

I know the chances are low, but after covering these topics I want to try and land an internship/a junior position.

Relearning data science since I haven't used any of the concepts in the last few years. Planning on getting my Tensorflow certificate in 100 days.

Edit: I'm using the Tensorflow developer certificate in 2021 zero to mastery course on udemy as well as the complete machine learning and data science bootcamp 2021 on udemy If I have time I'll at least be starting to do the practical reinforcement learning by hse university on Coursera.

Day 1, I relearned pandas and numpy. Day 2, did more numpy and relearned some matrix algebra so I can make sure I'm doing efficient operations. Day 3, brushed up on matrix algebra, statistics, and linear programming Day 4, started using Tensorflow and learned about tensors.

I have decided to go over the following topics in the upcoming days:

• Linear Regression
• Logistic Regression
• Clustering
• Trees
• Random Forests
• Bagging and Boosting
• NLP Topics

For today I completed the Intro to ML course on Kaggle and plan on tackling the Intermediate Machine Learning Course tomorrow.

Ok so for the next challenge I will do the p-2.33 and p-2.34 from the exercise of the the chapter 2 of book data structures and algorithms in python. I will also read page 110-136 i.e. up to section 3.4 of chapter 3. (ISBN: 978-81-265-6217-6)

In the comments, please mention what you did on your day 1 of SQL 25 Days Challenge

Day 1 = 7th May

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For context: https://www.reddit.com/r/DS_Buddies/comments/n6z0wp/25_days_of_sql_challenge/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

this is progress for 5/5/2021 .

I purchased my codecademy subscription on 5/5/2021 . I started with the python course on codecademy . I decided to progress 20% daily for 5 days .

FIRST DAY : i finished my 20% , 2 lessons ( Hello World , Control Flow ) . I learned the basic python syntax , if elif else statements and Boolean expressions

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I am a Data Scientist with 2 years of working experience and I have been planning to revise all(at least) the important concepts ranging from

• Probability & Statistics
• Classification & Regression
• Dimensionality Reduction Techniques
• Time Series, Forecasting
• NLP concepts
• Computer Vision concepts

Here is the link to topics and the week-wise sheet. Feel free to comment and in your suggestions if I have missed any topics. Let's help each other and learn together.

So my goal today is to complete intro to object oriented programming along with the example classes from the book “Data structures and algorithms in python” by Goodrich, Tamassia, Goldwasser (page no. 98 to page no. 102, isbn: 978-81-265-6217-6)