PinnedJose ParreñoML modelling: my written and favourite articlesHere, I capture a list of my favourite resources which talk about ML. I also cover topics such as Learning-to-rank.Jul 29Jul 29
PinnedJose ParreñoMarketing and bidding science: my written and favourite articlesThere is not much content out there about paid marketing and bidding from a DS & ML perspective. I hope I can help with my articles.Jul 29Jul 29
PinnedJose ParreñoData visualisation: my written and favourite articlesAll my written articles about data visualisation best practices, Streamlit and Plotly. It’s a live document, stay tuned for more additions!Jul 29Jul 29
PinnedJose ParreñoData Science team management: my written and favourite articlesThis blog captures all my written articles about leading DS and ML teams. It’s a live document, so stay tuned for more additions!Jul 29Jul 29
Jose ParreñoinTowards Data ScienceMy Weekly Calendar as a Senior Data Science ManagerMy goal is to cover the 3Ps: People, Projects and Process. In that order of importance. And my target is the “50:50” rule.5d ago75d ago7
Jose ParreñoinTowards Data ScienceNeed for Speed: Streamlit vs Functool CachingComparing the performance of streamlit and functools caching for pandas and polars. The results will surprise you!Aug 281Aug 281
Jose ParreñoI agree. I want to write a post on speed and latency of AgGrid inside Streamlit.Aug 23Aug 23
Jose ParreñoinTowards Data ScienceHow to Create Well-Styled Streamlit Dataframes, Part 2: using AgGridThe pandas Styler is cool. But AgGrid is way cooler. Make your Streamlit dataframes interactive and stunning.Aug 211Aug 211
Jose ParreñoinTowards Data ScienceHow to Create Well-Styled Streamlit Dataframes, Part 1: Using the Pandas StylerStreamlit and the pandas Styler object are not friends. But, we will change that!Aug 14Aug 14
Jose ParreñoBook summary: Storytelling with data by Cole NussbaumerExtracting the main learning points and examples from my go-to data visualisation book.Aug 71Aug 71