Mihajlo Pavloski

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Joined: Oct 06, 2017

A research PhD student and coding enthusiast working in Data Science and Machine Learning.

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Accessing the Twitter API with Python

One thing that Python developers enjoy is surely the huge number of resources developed by its big community. Python-built application programming interfaces (APIs) are a common thing for websites. It's hard to imagine that any popular web service will not have created a Python API library to facilitate the access...

Mihajlo Pavloski

Jan 22, 2018·22 min read

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Python Modules: Creating, Importing, and Sharing

Modules are the highest level organizational unit in Python. If you're at least a little familiar with Python, you've probably not only used ready modules, but also created a few yourself. So what exactly is a module? Modules are units that store code and data, provide code-reuse to Python projects,...

Mihajlo Pavloski

Nov 28, 2017·18 min read

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TensorFlow Neural Network Tutorial

TensorFlow is an open-source library for machine learning applications. It's the Google Brain's second generation system, after replacing the close-sourced DistBelief, and is used by Google for both research and production applications. TensorFlow applications can be written in a few languages: Python, Go, Java and C. This post is concerned...

Mihajlo Pavloski

Nov 07, 2017·19 min read

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TensorFlow: Save and Restore Models

Training a deep neural network model could take quite some time, depending on the complexity of your model, the amount of data you have, the hardware you're running your models on, etc. On most of the occasions you'll need to save your progress to a file, so in case of...

Mihajlo Pavloski

Oct 16, 2017·8 min read

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scikit-learn: Save and Restore Models

On many occasions, while working with the scikit-learn library, you'll need to save your prediction models to file, and then restore them in order to reuse your previous work to: test your model on new data, compare multiple models, or anything else. This saving procedure is also known as object...

Mihajlo Pavloski

Oct 06, 2017·13 min read