lenguyenthedat/awesome-machine-learning
A curated list of awesome Machine Learning frameworks, libraries and software.
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A curated list of awesome Machine Learning frameworks, libraries and software.
The Amazon Redshift Column Encoding Utility will apply optimal Column Encoding to existing Tables on an Amazon Redshift Database cluster
Build a pipeline for Redshift Data Warehouse http://mortardata.com
Code samples for YouTube APIs, including the YouTube Data API, YouTube Analytics API, and YouTube Live Streaming API. The repo contains language-specific directories that contain the samples.
Redshift Ops Console
My solution for Dextra Data Science Challenge #43 (Rakuten/Viki) https://challenges.dextra.sg/challenge/43
My solution for Dextra Data Science Challenge #44 (Singapore Ministry of Defense) https://challenges.dextra.sg/challenge/44
Deep neural networks without the learning cliff! A wrapper library compatible with scikit-learn.
A simple command-line tool to copy tables from Amazon Redshift to Amazon RDS (PostgreSQL).
Set of tutorials for using Google Products' APIs to retrieve your data.
Rethinking how data is queried, shared and visualized. A web application that allows to easily query an existing database, share the dataset and visualize it in different ways. Oh and you can also create dashboards.
All my submissions for Kaggle contests that I have been, and going to be participating.
Dat's personal website.
Simple script to plot your own gmail sending pattern - monthly and daily time series.
This repository contains all the code and dataset used in my blog series: Minimal Data Science
A lightweight product recommendation system (Item Based Collaborative Filtering) developed in Haskell.
An OCAML’s Bounded Check library for testing OCAML programs efficiently and automatically. This implementation is a part of my MSc's final year project at the University of Oxford.
A Haskell solver for the general "Bridge and Torch Problem". This implementation is a part of my BSc's final year project at the University of Nottingham.