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Package dsf
Package ‘dsf’
Title ``Data Science Foudations’’
Description
This package has been replaced by datadepot.
URL https://github.com/vanraak/dsf
Depends Python (>= 3.8) and Pandas (>2.0)
License GPL (>= 2)
Repository Pypi
Authors Jeroen van Raak and Reza Mohammadi
Maintainer Jeroen van Raak, j.j.f.vanraak@uva.nl
NeedsCompilation no
Installation
pip install datadepot
Usage
import datadepot
df=datadepot.load('<dataset>')
Replace with the name of the dataset, such as ‘bank’, ‘house’, or ‘churn’.
Example
df=datadepot.load('bank') # Load the bank dataset.
Datasets
The following datasets are included:
- adult
- advertising
- bank
- caravan
- cereal
- churn
- churn_ibm
- churn_tel
- corona
- diamonds
- drug
- gapminder
- house
- house_price
- insurance
- marketing
- mpg
- red_wines
- risk
- white_wines
Documentation
The full documentation is available at: https://github.com/vanraak/dsf/blob/main/README.pdf
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