DataSimple Guided Projects
Data science and learning how to code Python or really any coding language is unlike learning a traditional academic skill. Learning to write Python and build Machine or Deep Learning models is more like learning to paint in that we need to explore what is possible and how to follow your imagination in how we perform data analysis, pre-processing the data for our machine learning model, or architecting our deep learning model.
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There are just so many possibilities out there that it's hard to know where to start. In this section, we have our free to use Python guided projects we practice data analysis with Pandas and Seaborn, machine learning with Sklearn and deep learning with Tensorflow.
Python Data Analysis
Guided Projects
Take a deep dive into data analysis with Pandas and Seaborn. The Python library make beautiful plots but also enhances the ability to extract insights from your data analysis. We'll go over tips from beginner to advanced on how to the the most from your Python Data Analysis in seaborn.
Python Data Analysis with Pandas and Seaborn
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Level 1, 15 minutes
Use your Python data analysis skills to study what happened when isolated islanders were given drugs. Perform data analysis on a medical dataset with Pandas and learn how to build your first workflow to extract insights to will provide real-world understanding.
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SuperMarket Customer Analytics
Level 4, 17 minutes
Write your own user defined and use the .apply function in Pandas to apply the functions and provide valuable business insights to this Supermarket chain using your data analysis skills. Extract insights and compile them in interesting ways in the summary.
Level 5, 33 minutes
We will use Pandas and Seaborn to perform our data analysis and better understand when new titles are released. Use WordCloud in Python to better understand the most common words in Movie and TV Show titles.
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Level 7, 26 minutes
From the years 1966 to 2022 we will explore the Sri Lanka economy in our economic data analysis. We will attempt to develop a theory as to why the Sri Lanka economy turn into the 2022 economic crisis. Use the data to understand this real would economic situation.
Level 2, 29 minutes
We will use our Python data analysis skills in this beginner data analysis project to understand the eye color, fur color, and height of common dog breeds.
To start our Python data analysis project we will start by doing a little processing to enable our analyses. This is needed because of the semi-structured data format that happens when we have a list of different sizes.
Develop Marketing Campaign from Customer Data
Level 3, 29 minutes
In the development of a marketing strategy or atleast many different ideas for a marketing strategy based on the data. We get practice collecting observations and then at the end of our project we put these insights together in creative ways to offer ideas for a potential marketing strategy based on our data analysis.
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Level 5, 35 minutes
Write your own user defined and use the .apply function in Pandas to apply the functions and provide valuable business insights to this Supermarket chain using your data analysis skills. Extract insights and compile them in interesting ways in the summary.
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Level 6, 23 minutes
Use your data analysis skills to understand Data Analyst job listing and understand Data Job Market better. Explore job titles of different analyst positions business analyst, data analyst, BI analyst, and see what in what industries these sub-job groups are popular in
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Spaceship Titanic Data Analysis Machine Learning Prep - Level 8, 23 minutes
Use pandas and seaborn in Python to analyze the spaceship titanic data from the Kaggle competition as if you were prepping it for a data scientist. extract insights using pandas seaborn and created user-defined functions to keep your analyses clean and to the point coding.
Python Real Data Analysis
Guided Projects
Real data sets have added difficulties that datasets found on Kaggle just don't have. On the job you will be working with these issues and in the Python Real Data Analysis we will our real datasets, Google Forms Survey Responses, Google Analytics and so much more and analyze real-world business problems.
Python Real Data Analysis with Pandas and Seaborn
Google Forms Survey Responses Guided Projects
Level 3, 21 minutes
We will use Pandas and Seaborn to understand the responses on Googles form. The goal of this survey was to understand how to improve these guided projects. However to analyze the data we need to spend a little extra time cleaning up the data which is common in real world datasets.
Python Machine Learning Guided Projects
Explore the many Machine Learning models in Python with Sklearn. Machine Learning is very powerful is the tasks it can handle. Let's look at regression and classification problems with Sklearn and use models like LinearRegression, ARDRegression, DecisionTrees, RandomForest, GradientBoosting, and NuSVR.
Supervised Learning with Sklearn
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Simple Linear Regression House Price Prediction
Level 1, 24 minutes
This starter project is great for those new to Sklearn and machine learning. Learn how to set up an ML workflow. Use pandas and seaborn in Python to perform your data analysis. Then use Sklearn to do the train test split and make your final test predictions.
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Mobile Phones Price Prediction
Level 3, 30 minutes
Ever wonder why cell phones are so expensive? In this Python ML guided project we will predict cell phone prices using Sklearn ensemble methods. In our supervised learning workflow. We will use RandomForest, Bagging AdaBoost and GradientBoosting. It's important to understand how each ensemble method performs.
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Level 4, 40 minutes
In this Python project, we will use Sklearn for this supervised classification problem. We will focus on error analysis in this classification problem. Understanding precision versus recall and why we would want to focus on one versus the other. Will we be using the error analysis tool in Yellowbrick to try and improve our model's score.
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Decision Tree, Pre and Post Pruning Techniques
Level 6, 50 minutes
In this Python project, we will use Sklearn for this supervised classification problem. We will focus on error analysis in this classification problem. Understanding precision versus recall and why we would want to focus on one versus the other. Will we be using the error analysis tool in Yellowbrick to try and improve our model's score.
Follow along with this Python Regression Project. Here we will deal with a common problem in house price predictions. Too many features and how to choose which to use. We will use Shaply values to help us determine the real impact of each feature on the final prediction and then which can be removed as they don't help.
Simple Random Forest Classification
Level 1, 28 minutes
In this Python guided project, you can follow along and build your first Simple Random Forest machine-learning model. In this Python project, we will use RandomForestClassifier from Sklearn. In is a good idea when doing an ML workflow to have a simple base model that your more robust model will try and beat. In this situation, Logistic Regression acts like our base model and Random Forest acts like our robust complex model.
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Level 3, 24 minutes
In this Python Regression project, we will be predicting the MPG of classic cars. Use ensemble methods like RandomForestRegressor, and GradientBoostingRegressor in the supervised machine learning project. This is a great beginner Python project to practice machine learning with ensemble methods.
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Level 5, 40 minutes
Predict the price of cars in Poland. This supervised learning problem in Python is a regression problem. In this project with will focus on linear regression techniques including PassiveAgressiveRegressor and ARDRegression models. Ever wonder which is the best machine learning regression model?
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Spaceship Titanic Part 2 ML Predictions, Competition Submissions
Level 8, 49 minutes
In the second part of the Python Guided Machine Learning Project, the data scientist picks up where the data analyst left off. We use the data analyst's sights to guide the data scientist.
This is extremely helpful in a team setting so the data scientist can focus on building the model. And as we see there is a lot to try when building a model.
Python Deep Learning
Guided Projects
Type of data for your deep learning model:
In the Python Deep Learning projects, we will explore how to build computer vision and NLP models in Tensorflow. Neural Networks can handle a large number of regular machine-learning task like classification and regression. In our Python Deep Learning Projects we will explore all that is possible with artificial intelligence.
Deep Learning with Tensorflow - DataFrame / Spreadsheet
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LSTM Google Stock Prediction Part 1
Level 1, 18 minutes
In the first part of our LSTM stock prediction series we will start by getting our deep-learning neural network. In our Tensorflow model, we use the LSTM layer but either the SImpleRNN or GRU layers can easily be substituted in the Python code. This is a great opportunity to build intuition around the impact of each recurrent layer on our time series prediction.
LSTM Google Stock Prediction part 2 -Seasonal Decomposition Time Series
Level 2, 22 minutes
In our second part of the LSTM stock prediction using Tensorflow. Now that we have our deep learning model with LSTM recurrent layer set up we focus on the times series part of our project and dive deep into the seasonal decomposition of our MACD, RSI, Fast Stochastic, and pct_change indicators...
In this Python deep learning guided project we will first predict with Sklearn's Random Forest
to set a baseline prediction for our Tensorflow's Sequential model. In this Python deep learning project we will also set up model experiments to iteratively find the best architecture and try and best the Sklearn models.
Continuing our LSTM stock prediction Python guided deep learning project. In our part 4 part of our Tensorflow Stock prediction project, we start with the functional API in Tensorflow. The functional API will allow us to ingest 3 different sources of data and extract higher-level features from each dataset before combining it with the next channel inside your neural network.
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In the 3rd part of our stock market prediction use the LSTM layer to predict google stock. use TensorFlow and build a neural network to predict. In the project, we pick up where we left off and include economics like Average Weekly Hours economic statistics and more with our times series prediction. We also focus on finding the right architecture for your neural network with TensorFlow in Python.
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Deep Learning with Tensorflow - NLP
Simple NLP Tensorflow Sarcasm Preidction
Level 1, 19 minutes
Simple Multiclass NLP Poem Classification
Level 2, 21 minutes
In this Deep Learning TensorFlow Guided Project, we will use the LSTM recurrent layer along with an embedding layer and dense fully connected layer in Python to predict if the news Headlines are sarcastic or not.
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After we've done the essential NLP processing for deep learning we are ready to start building our architecture. We start with an embedding layer and next in our deep learning TensorFlow model we add a recurrent layer. You can use SimpleRNN, GRU, or LSTM layers but here we choose to use the LSTM layer.
In this simple TensorFlow multiclass prediction problem in Python we will be an NLP model and attempt to classify poems as Affection, Death, Environment, or Love. Poems are a very difficult NLP classification due to the abstract nature of the writing makes this a very difficult dataset to get a very high score. Our goal will be an accuracy of .50, which is normally very low but very difficult to achieve on Poem classification.
We will build our model today in the Sequential model in TensorFlow. The first layer in our model will be an Embedding layer. We will follow our embedding layer with a special type of dropout layer called Spatial Dropout and this drops each neuron by changing not a certain percentage of each layer. This allows some epochs to have more or less total neurons turned off. This type of dropout works for NLP problems.
Indian God Anime Name Generator
Level 4, 27 minutes
Follow along with this Free Guided TensorFlow project. In this free Python Project, we will use TensorFlow to build a deep learning model that will generate names. Here we will mix names of Indian Gods with Anime characters, why? Well because we wanted to have a little fun and be a little creative with our NLP TensorFlow Text Generation Project.
Name generation is actually easier than you would think, simply put your deep learning model that predicts the next character in a loop. The hard part is designing your deep learning model to be accurate but also a little crazy so we get some interesting generated names.
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NLP Sentiment Prediction from TripAdvisor Reviews
Level 5, 31 minutes
Natural language projects are a little tricky and can be quite different than working with a typical dataset. We explore the data with WordCloud to understand and look for spelling errors. We then use Tensorflow to sequence and pad the data to get it ready for our neural network.
Deep Learning with Tensorflow - Computer Vision
Simple Computer Vision Pneumoia Binary Prediction
Level 2, 22 minutes
Simple Multi Class Computer Vision Dessert Classification
Level 3, 24 minutes
In this simple TensorFlow Computer Vision Guided Project in Python we a convolution neural network or deep learning model to predict a binary classification problem and predict with an X-ray image containing a chest X-ray image with or without pneumonia.
Medical Image classification is a common and important type of computer vision problem In future projects we will explore the many various types of image preprocessing available on our images to enhance our predictions.
In this Simple Computer Vision guided project in TensorFlow using Python we will build a deep learning model to classify whether a dessert is an Apple Pie, French Toast, Donuts, or Cheesecake. In the near future, a company is building a machine to automate serving food to customers. The problem is that the Ai needs to be able to tell what food serving it is serving to customers.
Follow along in the Simple Python Guided Project Multiclass Computer Vision and classify which dessert is in the images. In the deep learning project, we will use the Sequential model in TensorFlow. To our Sequential model, we will add a set of two Convolutional layers. Convolutional layers tend to work well as pairs. Each convolution is followed with max-pooling layers and drop-out layers. We use max pooling because it was the same effect as sharpening images in a simple photo editor. These are following my dropout layers to prevent overfitting.
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ImageDataGenerator TensorFlow Rock Paper Scissor
Level 4, 35 minutes
The hardest part of Computer Vision isn't the architecture is setting up the data for the model. Too many pictures are needed than can fit in your memory, TensorFlow's ImageDataGenerator allows you to connect your model with the folder that contain your images and allows you to pull images and augment new ones each epoch.