🔥 ChatGPT for Data Science & Machine Learning: 5 Use Cases

Do you find yourself buried under an avalanche of tedious coding tasks? Is your brain about to explode from hours of troubleshooting? Fear not, for we have just the solution you need!

In this video we have conjured up 5 magical ways ChatGPT will revolutionize the way you work in data science. Get ready to be spellbound by these 5 enchanting use cases:

0:00 Five Use-Cases Summary
0:31 1 - Python Library Suggestions
3:27 2 - Code Troubleshooting
6:21 3 - Code Generation
10:24 4 -Translate Code from R to Python
15:17 5 - Article Summarization

With ChatGPT by your side, you can save time, increase accuracy, and take your data science skills to a whole new level. These tips and tricks are guaranteed to have a significant impact on your career in data science, whether you're a padawan or a Jedi master.

So, if you're ready to become a data science wizard, then this video is a must-watch!

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[sds-superdatascience]

Subscribe!! We’d hate for you to miss the next one of these we upload :D

[robertcormia]

I'm taking a Udemy course in Machine Learning through Super Machine Learning, really enjoy his enthusiasm, clear explanations, and ability to be pragmatic, imaginative, and inspiring. I'm not (really) a coder, so I have to slog through a lot of technical hurdles, but videos like this show what is possible if you learn to be a native coder, as well as use AI tools for agile coding.

[danielbrockerttravel]

There's actually something cooler than summaries- it can do translations into the style of Stephen King, Ernest Hemingway, Steven Strogatz, Dr Suess or even standup comedians. Thus, if you're confronted with a boring text you can turn it into horror novel style or jokes like George Carlin in order to maintain your ability to stay awake while reading.

[AG-sjll]

You are so polite with ChatGPT. Thanks for sharing tips

[alanb]

Use case number three is absolutely wild to watch.

[primateproduccionescr]

thank you soo much, started following you from now on !

[AmanuelYirgalem-zu]

Summarizing an article is my fav one.😍😍

[rampravesh]

Wow, this video on "ChatGPT for Data Science: 5 Use Cases" by Kirill and Hadelin was absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for creating and sharing such informative content. The way you explained each use case in detail and gave real-world examples made it very easy to understand. I particularly enjoyed the section on code generation, where you showed how to use chatGPT to create a code and conversion from R to Python. It was mind-blowing! I appreciate all the effort you put into making this video and sharing your knowledge with us. Keep up the great work!

[marlonnsofu]

Thank you for sharing, this was a great piece of information!

[the-goat]

Very interesting video. Looking forward to ChatGPT plugins when we will be able to tell ChatGPT to analyze uploaded data and generate plots in the chat window.

[ihcho]

Wow. That's amazing. Well, I teach programming, and now I need to find a way to check if a program is written by human or ChatGPT.

[MrAnnadurai]

Very useful, Thanks for sharing tips.

[DeepFrydTurd]

Nice I bought your course and its fantastic thank you :)

[GraytonMano]

Wooow woooow..this is excellent..loved every bit of the video, especially on code generation..I am blessed to be alive today in this era of learning and knowledge

[adamchilds]

That is insane I think it will make life alot easier. It has blown my mind

[sameeruj]

Thank you so much for this useful video.

[LaZonaZen]

Hello, I'm taking your course on Udemy. Great video, I am Computer Science teacher and really enjoyed it. Off topic question. What software do you use to do screen recording for your videos? I am trying to help my nephew set up a gaming channel and looking for options.

[BobaFit]

Article summarization is even easier with Bing these days as one simply needs to provide the URL of the article

[shasfn]

Noted that you wrote 'Could you please explain... instead of just 'Explain...' I assume being polite doesn't effect the quality of the answer. Or, scary thought, does it?

[shaileshkulkarni]

I am like....why the hell I wrote so much code last year....damn I should have waited