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In this video, we'll overview the rank() function, including how it works by default, different methods for ranking, and how to handle ties and decimal places. We also explore options for ensuring consecutive ranks with no gaps.
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📌 How to Rank() Your Data In Python Pandas: youtu.be/2uu0prXMhfU
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In this video, we'll overview the rank() function, including how it works by default, different methods for ranking, and how to handle ties and decimal places. We also explore options for ensuring consecutive ranks with no gaps.
Watch the full tutorial:
📌 How to Rank() Your Data In Python Pandas: youtu.be/2uu0prXMhfU
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👉 Practice more real data science interview questions: platform.stratascratch.com/coding?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=click&utm_campaign=YT+shorts+python+ranking
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So, if you want more interview practice with real data science interview questions, visit platform.stratascratch.com/coding?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=click&utm_campaign=YT+shorts+python+ranking. All questions are free and you can even execute SQL and python code in the IDE, but if you want to check out the solutions from me or from other users, you can use ss15 for a 15% discount on the premium plans.
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![[Part 2]: Exploring Decision Tree Classifiers For A Facebook Data Science Project of Movie Ratings](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ih6G5hnn30Q/mqdefault.jpg "[Part 2]: Exploring Decision Tree Classifiers For A Facebook Data Science Project of Movie Ratings
Welcome back to our data project series on Rotten Tomatoes! In this video, we dive into the decision tree classifier, a popular machine learning algorithm used for classification tasks. Watch as we create and train a decision tree classifier with a maximum of three leaf nodes, and evaluate its performance on test data. We assess accuracy, precision, and recall values, and visualize the decision workflow using a plot tree method. We also compare the results with a random forest classifier and explore feature importance. Dont forget to subscribe and stay tuned for the next video in our series!
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📌 [Part 1]: Exploring and Visualizing Data For A Facebook Data Science Project of Movie Ratings: https://youtu.be/cM12QtrhdLo
📌 [Part 3]: Random Forest Classifier For A Facebook Data Science Project of Movie Ratings:
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Intro: (0:00)
Decision tree classifier: (0:16)
Instantiating the decision tree classifier: (1:44)
Visualizing the decision workflow: (3:00)
Accuracy score improving: (5:30)
Random forest classifier: (7:46)
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![[Part 3]: Random Forest Classifier For A Facebook Data Science Project of Movie Ratings](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/J4rheMtvu6g/mqdefault.jpg "[Part 3]: Random Forest Classifier For A Facebook Data Science Project of Movie Ratings
Welcome back to our data project series from Rotten Tomatoes! In this video, we continue our journey to enhance our machine-learning models. We explore the power of feature selection and weighted random forest classifier to improve performance. Join us in the next video for more exciting insights. See you there!
Watch the previous parts:
📌 [Part 1]: Exploring and Visualizing Data For A Facebook Data Science Project of Movie Ratings: https://youtu.be/cM12QtrhdLo
📌[Part 2]: Exploring Decision Tree Classifiers For A Facebook Data Science Project of Movie Ratings: https://youtu.be/Ih6G5hnn30Q
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Timeline:
Intro: (0:00)
Splitting the Data: (0:58)
Feature Selection: (1:26)
Weighted Random Forest Classifier: (2:47)
Smote technique: (3:41)
Take away: (5:18)
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