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Which AI model writes the best R code?

The vitals package delivers a dedicated framework for measuring how well Large Language Models...

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Announcing Plotnine 0.15.0

Announcing plotnine v0.15.0, the grammar of graphics in Python, with major new features like...

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A guide to actuarial techniques in R and Python

The vitals package delivers a dedicated framework for measuring how well Large Language Models...

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Which AI model writes the best R code?

The vitals package delivers a dedicated framework for measuring how well Large Language Models...

How to build a Streamlit app in Positron

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Building interactive data dashboards with Streamlit in Positron

Discover how Positron's integrated development environment transforms how you build and deploy Streamlit applications.

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Which AI model writes the best Pandas code?

The vitals package delivers a dedicated framework for measuring how well Large Language Models...

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Introducing Orbital for converting Scikit-learn pipelines into SQL queries

Orbital is a new library that converts Scikit-learn pipelines into SQL queries, enabling machine...

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How to use natural language data science with RStudio and Amazon SageMaker

Integrate Amazon Bedrock LLMs into RStudio on SageMaker using the gander package to enhance...

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Deploying Scikit-Learn Models for In-Database Scoring with Snowflake

Deploy Scikit-learn models directly within Snowflake with Orbital for efficient and secure in-database scoring.