5 posts tagged with #julia
Advent of Code is an advent calendar for programming puzzles. I decided to tackle this year's set of 50 puzzles in Julia and journal my experiences along the way. I'm a beginner in Julia so I thought this would help me improve my skills. Advent of Code
Advent of Code is an advent calendar for programming puzzles. I decided to tackle this year's set of 50 puzzles in Julia and journal my experiences along the way. I'm a beginner in Julia so I thought this would help me improve my skills. Advent of Code
I love Julia's UnicodePlots.jl, a package for making pretty, colourful plots directly in the terminal. While playing around for Advent of Code I wrote a function to animate a sequence of Unicode plots. It's not much, but I couldn't find anything ...
I have a simple machine learning workflow that I recreate whenever I'm testing something new. I take some interesting data and a target, throw in some pre-processing, tune hyperparameters with cross-validation, and train a random forest. It's all the basic ingredients for a machine learning model......
It's no secret that I love R and begrudgingly use Python. But there's a another option for data science, and it promises the speed of C with the ease of use of R/Python. That language is Julia, and it's a delight to use. I took some time to learn the basics, and I'm sharing my impressions here.......