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If I may: at marker 13.28 - the fare for 53.1000 is not shown, the data is only showing the first 3 rows and the last 3 rows - correct...??? 53.1000 is in the 4th row (or index 3)

A year old - still informative....

2:49 "symbol set" ? this is symbol z ("zee")

Hello folks. Checking in on these videos to hammer home (into my thick skull) more of the Scikit-Learn material. Thanks for sharing. But.... at marker 3.18, y'all might want to modify that banner to read: "Intro to Jupyter Notebook" --- versus "..... Jupiter Note...." ---- a VERY easy mistake we all make. (For me, in the past - I installed jupyter notebook without anaconda, which is a ROYAL pain in the rear from what I know and experienced and what others have experienced. On windows 11)

Thank you man, you saved me.

r u girl or boy

can we export the generated figures in any vector format?

Thank you for this excellent video. Unfortunately, I get an error in both of these alternative lines: exp.subs(C1,0).subs(C2,1) exp.subs({C1: 0, C2: 1}) On a repeated run I get a different result each time: C1+1/16, C1+zoo, 1/16 .... After about 5 times I get the correct result. The rest works fine.

this is very informative and quality content you provided here i was searching for higher order functions but did't find any good video that has a detailed explanation with examples but fortunatly i found your channel and this is really good , thanks for uploading it and please keep adding more things ,your way of explaning is good thanks

that was quick and helpful. thanks!

Interesting, I have to choose between Jax or numba to accelerate my scientific python code ?

Gran tutorial, muy muy útil. Saludos desde México 🇲🇽

great simple examples, and I like the debrief at the start explaining why this is actually useful. Thanks dude

Thanks for the video!

The margins appear to be so big.

Really good work. Both of you. Thanks

Thanks a lot. Very useful course

Thanx a lot for sharing this information. well prepared video and great playlist.

If we factor x^2+1 will it give (x-i)(×+i) as factors

How to get only real solution by using solve()? I want to remove complex numbers.

Very useful and inspiring tutorial. Thanks a lot and looking forward to having one on Scipy

Hey nice video! One question: When you change at the end of the video the tick in the y-axis, the two plots are not longer aligned to each other (the upper one is more to the left), because one has a 1 digit tick (upper value 9) and the other 2 digit (upper value 10). How can I align them again (with different ticks)? Thank you!

very nice lecture series....will you please provide those notebook documentations?

Good

I'm quite happy with your Udemy course-it's very good! Our goals are to increase enrollments, foster positive feedback, and optimize income. I'm excited to come up with unique tactics to elevate your course even further.

Thanks a million to both of you guys. Very ver4y clear explanation and awesome content presentations. Learnt a lot. I have watched all the videos of this playlists and finds very very helpful. Again, lots of thanks to you.

It was a 9 minute video and I didn't see an evaluation of an expression like f(x) = 2*x+3, solve this function for x (I know how to do in Python symbolically), then evaluate f(x_sol) which was the x we solved for in the previous step. Nvm. After 5 hours I was able to write a function that does what I wanted above. Sorry def starting_x_y_value(expr, x_start, y_start): expr = solve(3*x+4, x) x_start = expr[0] y_start = 3*x_start+4 🤣

Buen video. Puedo hacer lo mismo pero haciendo uso del entorno tblr de latex, ya que es más versatil que el entorno tabular.

thank u

most videos/tutorials work with specific functions. I find it much harder to work with generic functions. For example having x and y as functions of t and trying to take the ratio of the time derivatives to get simply dy/dx...

Been watching your playlist today, thank you so much! This is so well done and gives me exactly everything I need to know. Thanks!

7.54 The free symbols are not always in the same order. Is there a way to prevent this?

It's usefull. It have full infomation i need.Thank you. o(*￣▽￣*)ブ

That is an awesome series and some awesome software. I can't help wondering if students will skip learning the basics though because the software comes close to doing everything for you. Hopefully that won't be the case.

Thanks a lot for these videos. I got 2 in 1 following your videos. I learnt about Sympy and came around to liking jupyter. Thanks!

These videos are hidden gems

Really helpful for my master thesis, thanks a lot🥳

Thank you, If we want to write the points at the end of the question mean extrem right?

just finished. Great tutorial series, thanks for sharing and will be helpful when I can't be bothered to jump into Pandas

hey, do you have algorithm to calculate integral on adaptive grid?

Thanks!

At 3:03, he said he only cares about the year as long as it is over 1985. He means over 1984, or he has to change his code, because he's not going to get what he says with his code.

Thanks, but be careful what you say versus what you typed. The presenter said at 2:25 that the print statement returned all songs "higher" than 1985. The song isn't higher. The date is equal to or greater than 1985 or the songs returned have a date greater than 1984, because he corded >= not >. It is why "Take On Me" is included in the output.

there's a better namedtuple: from typing import NamedTuple --> inherits namedtuple API (~ C == fast!) but we can set type hints. so we get the speed and type hint.

Tks

This was very useful! Thanks

As soon as I type \csvcolvii I get an error... Is there a limit to the number of columns? Also for some reason it is skipping lines, and I cant find anything online

I recently learned the basics of SymPy from your channel and was wanting to learn the basics of SQL, I’m super excited for this series!

is it "normal(average, standard deviation, number of values)" ?

how to install on windows 7?