Before I launch in on my master scheme. I have come across another couple
of interesting Machine Learning/Python books:
Mining the Social Web by Matthew Russell. O'Reilly ISBN-13: 978-1449388348
Machine Learning: An Algorithmic Perspective by Stephen Marsland. ISBN-13:
978-1420067187
Okay, thi
On 11/29/2011 3:42 AM, Mark Lybrand wrote:
Over on the Machine Learning Class, I mentioned the idea of setting up
some online resources to go through the Programming Collective
Intelligence book as a group. This would include a group or discussion
board of some type, maybe a Google+ or Facebook
Sounds like an awesome idea to me. I'm on board. Keep the list
informed about that please.
And thanks for the links to the machine learning and nlp resources!
http://www.squidoo.com/introductiontopython
On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 12:42 AM, Mark Lybrand wrote:
> Over on the Machine Learning Class
; os.path.abspath is in order. I also think that ismount() might not
be
>> >> legal on Windows, if you care about that.
>> >>
>> >> Also, we have to worry about what happens when one of the
directories
>> >> cannot be made for reasons unrelated to the syntax
>
> What are the Machine Learning Class and the Programming Collective
> Intelligence book? Should I have heard of them before?
>
>
Sorry for being unclear. Machine Learning Class is one of the free classes
offered online by Stanford. http://www.ml-class.org This one started in
October. Another
syntax of the string. For
> >> example, the user might not have write permissions for one or more of
> the
> >> directories. In fact, the user might not have read permissions either.
> >>
> >>
> > I am actually passing in the path already os.path.abspath-ed. So, I
> s
Mark Lybrand wrote:
Over on the Machine Learning Class, I mentioned the idea of setting up some
online resources to go through the Programming Collective Intelligence book
What are the Machine Learning Class and the Programming Collective
Intelligence book? Should I have heard of them before?
g
> with that as my base case). Since this will end up being a throw-away,
I
> will probably not worry too much about permissions and failures, but I
can
> appreciate the need for such checks, should I decide to keep this for
more
> widespread use.
>
> Thanks again. I will send
Over on the Machine Learning Class, I mentioned the idea of setting up some
online resources to go through the Programming Collective Intelligence book
as a group. This would include a group or discussion board of some type,
maybe a Google+ or Facebook page, and a wiki. Then we would set a pace an
