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by priyankanath 4y ago
Hoping to hear feedback on if this product is useful for data scientists/ML engineers. The website is optimized for web viewing at the moment. Please press the explore button to understand how the tool works. The tool is tightly integr
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Why should you build in public(wizenguides.com)
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Are SaaS Founders Unemployable?(nimblesaas.com)
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Show HN: Your Sharable Portfolio of Machine Learning Projects(vevesta.com)
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Do's and Don't for early stage founders(resources.sawolabs.com)
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Entreprenuers Should Know This(jproco.medium.com)
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How to Move Fast as a Startup(bsv.medium.com)
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Zero Inflated Poisson Regression Model – How to model data with lot of zeroes?(github.com)
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Feature Selection Using Frufs(vevesta.com)
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by priyankanath 5y ago
Thank you for your response. Really appreciate it. :)
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Are you an early adopter of tools?
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by priyankanath 5y ago
VevestaX is an open source library to track ML experiments and features in an excel file using 2 lines of code. The library automatically does EDA for you on the given dataset.
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Show HN: In 2 LOC - track ML features, experiments and automatic EDA in an Excel(github.com)
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