Mini-post: Polynomial Regression Model Using NumPy

This is my first time using the Seaborn module in Python, and I have to admit I'm quite mesmerized by the hue feature when plotting. It just seems so beautiful; far from the regular matplotlib scatterplot I have been using. So let's say we're given the below scatterplot, how do we find out the model... Continue Reading →

March 22, 2019 0

Basic Calculus with Python: Differentiation and Integration

I have to admit, I'm really excited whenever I googled "How to do <something> in python" and a Stackoverflow link--with a (solved) tag-- come on top of the result page. Star of today's show is the sympy module: a library aimed at solving and displaying symbolic computation. What is symbolic computation? Ever had one of... Continue Reading →

March 20, 2019 0

Simulating Keyboard Strokes Using Python

As part of the Data Structures course in university, we were assigned a task to create a record system using doubly linked list. Everything went well: I planned the project, read the book for references, and finally started coding --until-- I had to manually test the program myself. I programmed in XCode, which didn't provide... Continue Reading →

March 1, 2019 0