Time series, while not hard persay, is not as straight-forward at the classification and regression problems that are the bread and butter of data science. Dominant models haven’t changed much in decades. This scares us data scientists, we need the latest and greatest. No consistent open-source solutions (outside of R’s forecast) Commercial is expensive for […]
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I love R, but almost everything my team has deployed to production is written in Python. Python can be deployed almost anywhere with just a few changes, from clusters to cloud functions. It’s flexible and fast (those who mumble about how it’s slower than C++ or whatever, well, a few milliseconds of CPU time is
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There is a quiet place next to the garage that has been asking for a garden for some years. It is one of the only places near the house that is sheltered from the view and noise of the road, tucked away in a corner. Yet it also is atop the retaining wall, with a
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