BEST Python Libraries when getting started in Machine Learning!

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[frizzel]

Just a tip, you can't truly understand machine learning without knowing a little calculus. It's honestly easier just to learn some than trying to get around it.

[saiamar]

Pandas- tabular data
NumPy- large array data sets
SciKit - ML algorithms
Tensor flow/PyTorch - deep learning

[patricksmyth]

I typically recommend polars for tabular data when it comes to large datasets as it emphasizes zero-copy operations

[omario.tntech]

Thank you, I needed that last Library. Awesome underrated Youtuber that listens to his Viewers.

[sreekartammana]

Optuna seems new, I'll definitely try it.

[punyaponr]

Highly recommend all! I first started with scikit-learn and numpy lib.

[MrDawoodips]

1. Pandas
2. Numpy
3. Scikit
4. Tensorflow
5. Pytorch
6. Optuna

[kiunthmo]

i've been a professional ML engineer for 5 years and i never use pandas or scikit. scikit has some utility, but for pandas you can just code your data loading and manipulation by hand.

[ad.donielson]

I need to know your opinion about polars library. Is that faster than pandas?

[arunaacharya]

can you please do a video about data annotation please please please. you are my only hope for this now

[RR-nkhj]

How can you speak so fast... You should start rapping imo 😂