Resources for learning to write production grade python code [N]
I am struggling with the production ready code.
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Key points
- I am a data scientist with a very strong background in Stats and ML algos.
- I was called in to validate few results of the production run and couldn't understand the repo which had so many folders, classes and highly organized code.
- Is there anyway I can learn to write that type of code or is it all AI job now?
- Appreciate if I can get some learning resources/links for the same
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- [1]Resources for learning to write production grade python code [N]r/MachineLearning (top, daily) · Oct 15, 09:41 PM
I am struggling with the production ready code.
I am a data scientist with a very strong background in Stats and ML algos.
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