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Here is where I start to learn #Machine_Learning:

The course is available here:
Machine Learning, Andrew Ng
The whole course can be downloaded from here at once.

GitHub for Exercises in #Python.
You can check the solution in "solution" branch in case.
After the Andrew Ng course I think this book is a good resource to learn #Tensorflow:
Machine Learning Using TensorFlow Cookbook, 2021
This website provides one of the most lightweight introductions to #machine_learning I have seen.

If I were to start learning #ML all over again, the structure and concepts covered in this resource would provide a good start.

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NetPyNE
#NetPyNE (Networks using #Python and #NEURON) is a Python package to facilitate the development, simulation, parallelization, analysis, and optimization of biological neuronal networks using the NEURON simulator.

Although NEURON already enables multiscale simulations ranging from the molecular to the network level, using NEURON for network simulations requires substantial programming, and often requires parallel simulations. NetPyNE greatly facilitates the development and parallel simulation of biological neuronal networks in NEURON for students and experimentalists. NetPyNE is also intended for experienced modelers, providing powerful features to incorporate complex anatomical and physiological data into models.
#simulator
Linge-Langtangen2016_Book_ProgrammingForComputations-Pyt.pdf
4.4 MB
Programming for Computations – Python
Hans Petter Langtangen
A Gentle Introduction to Numerical
Simulations with Python

Open access book
#book
#python
#basic
We have this awesome function called sublots_mosaic where you can pass us a layout id'ed on name
axd = plt.subplot_mosaic(
"""
ABD
CCD
""")

Link

#matplotlib
#python
Machine learning in Python with scikit-learn

Ref. 41026
Duration: 8 weeks
Effort: 35 hours
Pace: ~4h15/week

Build predictive models with scikit-learn and gain a practical understanding of the strengths and limitations of machine learning!

#ML
#scikit_learn
#course