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  1. the_Lord_always_delivers_functions the_Lord_always_delivers_functions Public

    These are some functions I find useful. Thanks you to God, the coders, and also my Mom. Errors, they be mine. That's a Fried Chicken Man.

    Python 1

  2. hayward_weightloss hayward_weightloss Public

    Brief python script finding longest consecutive weight loss/gain period with for loop

    Python 1

  3. automatically_filter_out_outliers_in_Pandas_dataframe automatically_filter_out_outliers_in_Pandas_dataframe Public

    Quick python function that removes outliers from a Pandas dataframe, while keeping the columns and headings intact. This function relies on ‘Tukey’ fences to find the Inter Quartile Range (IQR). IQ…

    Python

  4. drudge_report_headline_scraper drudge_report_headline_scraper Public

    This is a Python script using Beautiful Soup to pull current Drudge Report headlines into a Pandas dataframe, write them (and the times you pulled them) to a CSV and Excel file.

    Jupyter Notebook

  5. hypothesis_testing_polling_data hypothesis_testing_polling_data Public

    Brief python script answering a polling exercise question. Statistical inferences: One sample proportion z interval, two sample proportion z test, two sample mean t test.

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  6. backwards_elimination_regression backwards_elimination_regression Public

    function for backwards elimination regression from my freelancing days, built off of what I saw in some online courses and from reading around the internet in 2019

    Python