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    Neural Networks

    Machine learning – Supervised vs unsupervised


    Command Line – cmd
    Denote command line by $
    Basic syntax
    Dir – Lists all directories
    Cd – change directory (cd folder_name)
    cd.. – Go back to directory above this
    cd\ - goes back to home directory
    mkdir – make directory
    rmdir – remove directory
    cls – clears screen in cmd
    conda need to configure filepath to use from cmd

    what to do to reproduce someone elses calculation using specific versions of various packages
    $ condaa create –name reproduceEnv python=2.7 bokeh=0.12.3
    $ activate py27 or $ python --version

    >>> is prompt for python


    $python leads to >>>
    >>>exit() exits python
    ‘_’ stores the last calculated value
    To call a package, first import it. Eg.
    >>> import math
    >>>math.factorial(10)
    To import specific functions,
    >>> from math import cos,pi

    Jupyter notebooks – Look up

    Github
    Create repository
    Own project
    Github flow
    Pull
    Create branch
    commit
    Change
    Comment
    Merge
    Delete branch
    Aug – 8 quiz
    MCQ -
    Go thru assigned readings

    7 Aug 2018 – Tech review


    - Understanding computing as evolution
    - AI/NN earliest computing
    - Scientific notation

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