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Wanna be a weather reporter? Me neither! So let’s do Machine Learning (AI)! Part 2/2

This is a continuation of weather prediction via ML and is the final part (2/2) where I demonstrate how to write Python code to leverage a neural network algorithm called Neural Prophet, a quite straight-forward and useful model. Be sure to read the first part that focuses on understanding the data in Excel and some […]

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Coding STEM

Wanna be a weather reporter? Me neither! So let’s do Machine Learning (AI)! Part 1/2

Reporting weather by reading off the predictions is obviously a very different skill than creating the code and models that actually predicts the weather! Not just forecasting for the next 5 days, but actually PREDICTING for any number of period in the future! Is that even possible? Yes, it is albeit there are myriad of […]

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Logistic Regression Example (Excel, Python)

In my previous blog on Sigmoid function, I touched on its usefulness and how it’s used to solve Logistic Regression problems either in binary or multiclass classification scenarios. Be sure to check that out https://flyingsalmon.net/?p=3879 first! In this blog, we’ll be using a dataset containing people’s ages and whether or not they bought life insurance […]

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Machine Learning (Prediction with Dummy Variables)

I already shared ways to leverage Python for Machine Learning and predict values in univariate and multivariate regression models. Be sure to read those before proceeding to this as this builds on those concepts. In this post, we’ll also make prediction using regression model but this time we have categorical values to deal with. Categorical […]

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Machine Learning In Python (Multivariate Linear Regression)

In my previous post, I shared how to predict using a single criteria leveraging machine learning in Python. If you haven’t read that, be sure to read that first here to get a better understanding of what we’re trying to do. In this post, I’ll let computer predict something based on multiple criteria. For example, […]

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Eiesenhower Matrix in Excel (Quadrant Matrix)

Former US President Eisenhower is known to have said: “What is important is seldom urgent and what is urgent is seldom important.” This is reflected in a popular quadrant design, often referred to as “The Eisenhower Matrix”, used to effectively prioritize tasks according to their urgency and importance. This can be expressed in a quadrant matrix (image) […]

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