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Tuesday Tip #45: How to read the scikit-learn documentation 📚
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Hi Reader, Last week, I recorded the FINAL 28 LESSONS 🎉 for my upcoming course, Master Machine Learning with scikit-learn. That's why you didn't hear from me last week! 😅 I edited one of those 28 videos and posted it on YouTube. That video is today's tip, which I'll tell you about below! 👉 Tip #45: How to read the scikit-learn documentationIn order to become truly proficient with scikit-learn, you need to be able to read the documentation. In this video lesson, I’ll walk you through the five main pages and page types that you need to be familiar with:
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