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Due to difference in the functions used in Python and R, I need to modify several index names. e.g.tidymodels has to be changed to scikit-learn. And there are some cases when there is no one-to-one match for functions, so some index entries are combined into a single entry.
Below, I will document the index entries that I have changed for easier tracking:
The content from this section on is not edited (still in R version), since Trevor said the instructor team will decide whether these will be kept or not in later stages.
PR #30
Due to difference in the functions used in Python and R, I need to modify several index names. e.g.
tidymodels
has to be changed toscikit-learn
. And there are some cases when there is no one-to-one match for functions, so some index entries are combined into a single entry.Below, I will document the index entries that I have changed for easier tracking:
classification1
classification 2
regression 1
regression 2
regression; multivariable linear, regression; multivariable linear equation
see: multivariable linear equation; plane equation
inference
wrangling
\index{data types}\index{character}\index{chr|see{character}}\index{integer}\index{int|see{integer}}\index{double}\index{dbl|see{double}}\index{logical}\index{lgl|see{logical}}\index{factor}\index{fct|see{factor}} -> data types, string, integer, floating point number, boolean, list, set, dictionary, tuple, none
intro
documentation
see: help; documentation
see: doc; documentation
clustering
\index{WSSD!total} -> WSSD; total, K-means; inertia_
see: WSSD; K-means inertia
viz
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