As a Data Scientist, I use statistical methods such as ML algorithms in order to identify patterns and to extract knowledge from data.
📘 Introduction When working with data spread across multiple CSV files, combining them into one unified dataset can save time and simplify your workflow. In this guide, you’ll learn how to merge multiple CSV files into a single Pandas DataFrame using just a few lines of Python. ✅ Prerequisites Before you...
📘 Introduction JSON is one of the most widely used data formats for APIs, configurations, storage, and modern applications. Converting CSV to JSON in Python is incredibly simple using Pandas. In this tutorial, we will walk through the full process: creating a sample CSV file, loading it into a Pandas DataFrame,...
📘 Introduction In modern data workflows, Parquet is a popular columnar storage format for efficient data storage and faster analytics. Converting CSV to Parquet in Python is straightforward using Pandas and PyArrow. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the complete process: from creating a sample CSV file, reading it...
📘 Introduction Choosing the right framework can dramatically shape the experience of building and deploying generative AI applications. Streamlit and Gradio are two of the most popular tools for rapidly creating AI demos, prototypes, and interactive interfaces — but they shine in different scenarios. In this guide, we’ll break down when...
📘 Introduction Choosing the right framework can make or break your web app. Streamlit and React are two powerful but very different tools. Streamlit is perfect for quickly building interactive data apps in Python, while React offers unmatched flexibility for large-scale, production-ready web applications. But which one is right for you?...
📘 Introduction Streamlit makes it easy to build interactive apps — and its st.data_editor() widget lets users edit data directly inside your app. But what if a single cell needs multiple selections, like tags, skills, or categories? 🤔 That’s where st.column_config.MultiselectColumn comes in! It allows you to...
📘 Introduction Streamlit makes it super easy to build interactive data apps in Python — without needing HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. But sometimes, you want your app to look more polished and visually appealing. One simple way to achieve that is by adding a background image. Whether you want to match your...
📘 Introduction Streamlit makes it super easy to build interactive apps in Python. But as your app grows — loading datasets, running expensive computations, or calling APIs — you might notice it slows down. The good news: Streamlit has a built-in caching system that stores results of expensive operations and reuses them instead...
📘 Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly evolved, and one of its most impactful applications lies in natural language processing (NLP). From search engines to conversational assistants, AI models power many of the tools we use daily. However, not all AI models are created for the same purpose. Two important categories—...