DSasS(Data Science as Service)
Arshpreet Singh
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SearchBusinessAnalytics spoke with DataScience CEO and founder Ian Swanson about the burgeoning data science as a service space. He discussed what his team of data scientists provides that data analysis tools alone cannot, the ways in which data science drives revenue, and how his venture-backed company has been able to acquire and develop a strong stable of data scientists and data engineers in less than two years while massive tech companies often struggle to do the same.
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http://searchbusinessanalytics.techtarget.com/feature/Data-science-as-a-service-provides-instant-access-to-analysts
So basically there will be few ML models and I will feed those some variables and will get some output. Before writing any kind of code I am interested in the architecture of the whole system. Django is the option to use and do things.
I am bit confused and not sure where I should start to do things?
Melvyn Sopacua
On Friday 16 June 2017 04:45:22 Arshpreet Singh wrote:
> So basically there will be few ML models and I will feed those some
> variables and will get some output. Before writing any kind of code I
> am interested in the architecture of the whole system. Django is the
> option to use and do things.
>
> I am bit confused and not sure where I should start to do things?
You do things in models.
You gather things in views.
You render things in templates.
You make things available through urls.
Pretty much.
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A.S. Khangura
> Pretty much.
Yes that Explains almost everything we need to know for now. :)
Any way you could make me go through Architecture Design of system.
Or any kind of open-Source project where I would be able to study
things and look for how I can make my own?
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Arshpreet Singh
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Web Development/Data Science/Systems Integration
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A.S. Khangura
> You gather things in views.
> You render things in templates.
> You make things available through urls.
Melvyn Sopacua
On Saturday 17 June 2017 12:17:18 A.S. Khangura wrote:
> Any way you could make me go through Architecture Design of system.
> Or any kind of open-Source project where I would be able to study
> things and look for how I can make my own?
The documentation. The tutorial takes you through all the steps I mentioned and in addition introduces the admin, forms (connecting user input with models, views and templates) and unit tests.
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A.S. Khangura
> The documentation. The tutorial takes you through all the steps I mentioned
> and in addition introduces the admin, forms (connecting user input with
> models, views and templates) and unit tests.
going to start is bit more complex, Definitely I should start from
simple steps but if there would be a head-start so I would be able to
understand things more accurately so in near future I would not put
myself in much trouble.
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Arshpreet Singh
Python Developer
Web Development/Data Science/Systems Integration
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Melvyn Sopacua
On Saturday 17 June 2017 13:11:17 A.S. Khangura wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 16, 2017 at 8:39 PM, Melvyn Sopacua <m.r.s...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > You do things in models.
>
> So that means all my ML models would be Django-Models?
Yes. Models should be a representation of the data and their interaction.
> > You gather things in views.
>
> I will pass data and get results from functions to show on web-pages.
Parameters you get from requests which are passed on through URLs.
Session info can also be used to pass in data (which is tied to a cookie in the request). And finally HTTP headers may also provide information (such as the user's preferred languages).
The basic job of a view is to return a request into a response. This is by nature a functional pattern, but there are also class-based-views, which make sharing common functionality a lot easier.
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