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Computational Environment Example 3

Orienting you to the GitHub repository

There are lots of links here, they're here to help understand the different branches in GitHub.

If you already know this, then feel free to jump to the instructions below.

There are three branches in this repository.

There's an identical jupyter notebook in all three branches.

There's an identical runtime file in two of the branches. This pins the version of Python installed to 3.6.

Two of the branches have requirements files.

Instructions

  1. Click the links below to open the Binders for branch-a and branch-b. These will take you directly to the jupyter notebook. We recommend you right click and select "Open Link in a New Tab" in order to keep these instructions visible.
  1. Run the code!

Questions

  • What's different between these two branches?
  • What is the difference in the analysis?
  • How do these differences arise?

Acknowledgements

The notebook in this repository is generously re-used from Hannah via https://github.com/story645/scraps/blob/master/chap03.ipynb.

Hannah built her example from Python Machine Learning 2nd Edition by Sebastian Raschka.

✨✨THANK YOU so much for this fantastic example!:sparkles::sparkles:

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