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Command Line & Python Basics Guide

This document discusses machine learning concepts like supervised vs unsupervised learning and provides commands for using the command line interface including changing directories, making directories, clearing the screen, and activating environments. It also explains how to import and call packages and functions in Python using Jupyter notebooks and the Python interactive shell. Basic GitHub workflows like creating repositories, branches, commits, pulls, and merges are covered as well. Key dates and readings are listed at the end.

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Command Line & Python Basics Guide

This document discusses machine learning concepts like supervised vs unsupervised learning and provides commands for using the command line interface including changing directories, making directories, clearing the screen, and activating environments. It also explains how to import and call packages and functions in Python using Jupyter notebooks and the Python interactive shell. Basic GitHub workflows like creating repositories, branches, commits, pulls, and merges are covered as well. Key dates and readings are listed at the end.

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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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