In previous post, we created our first Machine Learning model using Logistic Regression to solve a classification problem. We used “Wisconsin Breast Cancer dataset” for demonstration purpose. Now, in this post “Building Decision Tree model in python from scratch – Step by step”, we will be using IRIS dataset which is a standard dataset that […]
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This post briefs how to create our first machine learning predictive model using Logistic regression in Python. When we start working on a Machine Learning project, first, we perform some data wrangling and transformation to get the tidy dataset. Then, we perform some EDA to find trends, patterns, and outliers in the given dataset. Once, we have machine-interpretable data
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In the previous post, “Tidy Data in Python – First Step in Data Science and Machine Learning”, we discussed the importance of the tidy data and its principles. In a Machine Learning project, once we have a tidy dataset in place, it is always recommended to perform EDA (Exploratory Data Analysis) on the underlying data
Resampling time series data in SQL Server using Python’s pandas library In this post, we are going to learn how we can use the power of Python in SQL Server 2017 to resample time series data using Python’s pandas library. Sometimes, we get the sample data (observations) at a different frequency (higher or lower) than
Most of the Data Science / Machine Learning projects follow the Pareto principle where we spend almost 80% of the time in data preparation and remaining 20% in choosing and training the appropriate ML model. Mostly, the datasets we get to create Machine Learning models are messy datasets and cannot be fitted into the model
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If we need to import data from an excel file into SQL Server, we can use these methods: SQL Server Import Export Wizard Create an SSIS package to read excel file and load data into a SQL Server table Use T-SQL OPENROWSET query Use the read_excel method of Python’s pandas library (Only available in SQL Server 2017
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Import zipped CSV file without unzipping it in SSIS using SQL Server 2017 SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) is one of the most popular ETL tools. It has many built-in components which can be used in order to automate the enterprise ETL(Extract, Transform, and Load). Also, if we need a customized component which is not
In this post, we are going to learn how we can leverage python in SQL server to generate comma separated values. If we want to combine all values of a single column it is fairly easy as we can use COALESCE function to do that. Here is a reference to the already existing post. But have
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In this post, we are going to learn how we can leverage the power of Python’s pandas module in SQL Server 2017. pandas is an open source Python library providing data frame as data structure similar to the SQL table with the vectorized operation support for high performance. To know more about pandas, you can click
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In this post “Connecting Python 3 to SQL Server 2017 using pyodbc”, we are going to learn that how we can connect Python 3 to SQL Server 2017 to execute SQL queries. We can change the settings accordingly to connect to other versions of SQL Server also. If you are interested to know more about
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