Where do these pydata meetings take place? How can I participate as a listener? I’m self taught, so I don’t have access to academic groups or all these university professors lectures, academia in general, I mostly spend learning applied maths and python by myself and never took part in public group meetings due to personal issues, but I would like to join meetings like this and learn if they are open to public common people interested. Thankyou.
Why likelihood_win is defined as index of value (0-100) divided by 100? It made sense with urns, because each urn had n/m (n - index of urn, m - total number of urns) probability of drawing blue marble. Does likelihood of win in case of bandits say that with higher value of x we are getting higher probability of winning?
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Where do these pydata meetings take place? How can I participate as a listener? I’m self taught, so I don’t have access to academic groups or all these university professors lectures, academia in general, I mostly spend learning applied maths and python by myself and never took part in public group meetings due to personal issues, but I would like to join meetings like this and learn if they are open to public common people interested. Thankyou.
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Why likelihood_win is defined as index of value (0-100) divided by 100? It made sense with urns, because each urn had n/m (n - index of urn, m - total number of urns) probability of drawing blue marble. Does likelihood of win in case of bandits say that with higher value of x we are getting higher probability of winning?