Re:Scikit-Learn Version 1.0
by disgruntledphd2 on Tuesday September 14, 2021 @10:13AM
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> If you're doing data science aren't sklearn, DL, and numpy getting you 90% of the way there anyway?
Not really, tbh. Most of my jobs (even when the primary output was models) require spending a _lot_ of time data wrangling and plotting. R is much, much better for this kind of exploratory work.
But if I need to integrate with bigger systems (as I normally do), there's a stronger push for Python to reduce complexity and make it easier for SE's to understand and maintain (some of) the code.
Not really, tbh. Most of my jobs (even when the primary output was models) require spending a _lot_ of time data wrangling and plotting. R is much, much better for this kind of exploratory work.
But if I need to integrate with bigger systems (as I normally do), there's a stronger push for Python to reduce complexity and make it easier for SE's to understand and maintain (some of) the code.