Under the education section, there is link to student data from FreeCodeCamp. But the provided link does not lead us to the dataset. Please update the link.

internals.rst will be landing as part of #683

How to reproduce the behaviour

Hi sir ,
I wish to store and

Currently our fake_image code (get_random_picture) in fake_data_utils, is creating a truly random image (by randomizing each pixel).

This unfortunately means, that images are non-compresable, which results in large images in test_data directory.

The goal is to:
a) change that method to generate random images that compress better (for example maybe by generating larger 'tiles' instead of sin

e.g. some short methods may contain a description in the return tag, but not a description of the method itself. (to avoid redundancy).

Doing this would extract more methods, but they may be of lower quality if incorrectly parsed or automatically generated. I'd expect a description such as @return bool STARTDESCRIPTION true if this is a float to be extracted (I'm not familiar with how the dat

References

• https://www.hdm-stuttgart.de/~froehlichj/diss/Jan_Froehlich_Thesis_2018_02_15_Acrobat_300dpi.pdf

The starter datasets came from R's samples, so their html documentation includes R examples on how to use the data. Would it be considered worthwhile to translate the usage information to Python3?

Hi,

Would be helpful to see shuffle, shuffle! functions in DataFrames. Used in randomizing machine learning mini batches.

What do you think?

if I'm in page 2 and once I delete the images that don't have a person it brings me back to page one

I just ran across several in this post:
https://gis.stackexchange.com/a/124120/12198

I'm not sure we have all of them on the list. We need to review and add if they are missing, and somehow distinguish open-source from paid proprietary services.

Datasets can be listed with lots of filters, but strangely not by uploader user id.