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Can I perform machine learning tasks with Python in sololearn?

I don’t have a computer and about 3 months ago I started coding so that I could get into machine learning and AI... I even purchased a few courses online to run through. The problem is that the course is asking me to download Jupyter and Anaconda to run my codes. I haven’t touched the courses since, but it recently crossed my mind that I can run code in sololearn. Would I be able to just run my code through sololearn and what problems might I run into, or what other alternative solutions do I have... as I said I don’t have a laptop, and when I went to the library I couldn’t download anything on the computers so I wasn’t able to get started there either

25th Feb 2020, 3:58 PM
Jason Chadwick
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Well, you can run machine learning codes here (and people have done that before). I assume that you take the courses in python as you have tagged it. And happily sololearn provides numpy library which is very useful when doing linear algebra. But the problem is that you can't train real world data because of the time limits enforced here. Also sololearn doesn't have libraries like sklearn, tensorflow or keras (which many courses are using, well you can do all the stuff with numpy if you know how the stuff works internnally) Also doing ML tasks here would be impractical as you can't visualise data. There are lots of reasons to not to choose this platform for those tasks. But dont worry, there areany online platforms which could help you to do these stuff without installing any software. My first choice is kaggle. It offers online jupyter notebooks (+ GPU support and all you need to do ML tasks). There are.many other online notebook provides as well. You can just search them on Internet Finally, GL!
25th Feb 2020, 4:13 PM
Seniru
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Ok, I just realised you don't have a computer. While you can still run those online kernels, it d be hard to concentrate on a small screen. Plus bug works like machine learning is recommended to do on a computers. The decision is with you. Because as I said earlier it d be hard to visualise your data and it d take a lot of time to do simpler tasks. *just buy/rent a computer lol*
25th Feb 2020, 4:16 PM
Seniru
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there is a way. not perfect but it has its charms. begin here https://machinelearningforkids.co.uk/#!/login to train and after code is generated that u can use.
25th Feb 2020, 5:17 PM
Oma Falk
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2nd Mar 2020, 10:39 AM
Adaoma Carl
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