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...Added C files for gcc compiler in Windows 10 and for Xcode C command line project in MacOS ( tested on Mac mini M2 with single core 16 to 25 sec and multicore 2,3 to 5 second by compiler -O switch). Surprise, same code in JavaScript for M2 chip in Safari, 12,5 sec single core and 3,3 sec multi core. Python version with numba and numpy on MacOS with M2, 3,78 sec.

...Created by an experienced instructor and educator, the repository covers a wide range of programming basics and advanced topics. This includes foundational Python concepts, data processing with libraries like NumPy and pandas, threading and multiprocessing for concurrency, and practical use of libraries such as Matplotlib for data visualization. It also provides tutorials on machine learning frameworks and concepts, including TensorFlow, PyTorch, Keras, Scikit-Learn, and reinforcement learning techniques. Each section contains organized code and explanations designed to help learners understand the underlying mechanics of Python and common computational approaches.

...The tutorial covers data preparation, model fitting, evaluation, and common algorithms such as classification, regression, clustering, and dimensionality reduction. It is designed for people who already have a working Python environment and some familiarity with NumPy, SciPy, and Matplotlib. The repository specifies a clear list of dependencies so that participants can reproduce the environment used in the tutorial, and many downstream forks keep the content updated for newer versions of scikit-learn. Although the GitHub repository has been archived and is read-only, it is still a valuable snapshot of early, hands-on teaching material for scikit-learn and machine learning in Python.

This is a collection of numpy exercises from numpy mailing list, stack overflow, and numpy documentation. I've also created some problems myself to reach the 100 limit. The goal of this collection is to offer a quick reference for both old and new users but also to provide a set of exercises for those who teach. For extended exercises, make sure to read From Python to NumPy.

Salstat2 is an statistical package written in python and designed for the end user It has a graphical user interface and also it is scriptable, It's multiplatform, It has a graphic system inherited from matplotlib, It allows you to use different libraries like numpy - for numerical calculations, it also lets you to interact with Microsoft Excel (R) by using a com client under windows(R) platform and finally you can create your own dialogs by using the interactive shell or the script panel.