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Let’s Start. Add them accordingly to you serailizers.py Fields in User model: Here we will use username, email and password fields. from rest_framework import serializers from django.contrib.auth.models import User class UserSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer): class Meta: model = User fields =…

Welcome to the first part in our three-part series, designed to serve as a tutorial for data analysts. Each article in this series covers the fundamentals of working with data, empowering you to create and implement your own solutions: Part 1: Crafting the Data Foundation — Data Selection and Preparation. In…

I often find myself spending countless hours sifting through a myriad of tickers on Trading View in search of stocks with momentum breakout or reversal patterns. With that in mind, I have crafted a tutorial to demonstrate how to find stocks with episodic pivots using Python. First, we need to…

Are you new to Data science? are you still trying to get your first project up and running? if this is you, you are in the right place. In this article, we will build a data science project together, or should I say you will build your first data science…

Welcome to the last part of our journey through the AI landscape. In the previous publications, Part 1: Crafting the Data Foundation — Data Selection and Preparation, and Part 2: Words of Change — Gaining Insights from Article Titles, we demonstrated how to collect and prepare data from arXiv.org for…

In Part 1: Crafting the Data Foundation — Data Selection and Preparation, we explored computer science articles on arXiv.org from 2018 to 2022, prepared the relevant dataset for analysis. In Part 2: Words of Change — Gaining Insights from Article Titles, we will delve deeper into AI topics and trends…

Hey There ! In today’s blog I will be discussing below topics in brief. 1. Interpreted Vs Compiled Language 2. Python Interpreter 3. CPython 4. Structure in C language 5. PyObject Interpreted Vs Compiled Language Every Program is set of instructions. It means whatever code we write is ultimately going to be machine code…