Data Science Tutorials

CrewAI is a platform that enables developers to build and deploy automated workflows using multiple AI agents that collaborate to perform complex tasks.

tqdm is a Python library that provides a fast, extensible progress bar for loops and iterables, making it easy to visualize the progress of your code.

Discover the mean shift clustering algorithm, its advantages, real-world applications, and step-by-step Python implementation. Compare it with K-means to understand key differences.

Learn how to get started with OpenAI Structured Outputs, understand its new syntax, and explore its key applications.

This tutorial explains the steps and best practices for creating a stacked bar chart using Tableau, from connecting data to creating the chart and making customizations!

Learn how to switch a branch in Git using git switch and understand the differences between git switch and git checkout.

Learn how UPDATE with JOIN in SQL simplifies cross-table updates in SQL Server. Understand how INNER JOIN and LEFT JOIN differ for specific use cases, and explore alternatives using subqueries or the MERGE statement.

The Poisson distribution models the probability of a certain number of events occurring within a fixed interval. See how it's applied in real-world scenarios like queueing theory and traffic modeling.

Learn three methods to migrate data from Amazon DynamoDB to Redshift, with step-by-step instructions, the pros and cons of each method, and best practices for data integrity and performance optimization.

Learn how to set up Replit Agent and discover how to use it through an example walkthrough and 10 real-world use cases.

A winsorized mean reduces the influence of outliers by capping extreme values at specific percentiles, preserving the overall structure of the dataset. Read further to learn how to calculate the winsorized mean using Python for hands-on practice.

Learn how the AUC-ROC curve assesses binary classification models, focusing on performance across thresholds, particularly in imbalanced datasets. Use Python’s libraries to compute AUC values and compare classifiers in one workflow.