Here is a simple problem to introduce you guys to the 'console'. Press F12 on your keyboard to open 'Developer Tools and start exploring... You have to find the correct password.
Arjun Srivastava "Predict whether a new example is malignant or not"
As this is the first week of our weekly questions series.We thought we would start with something easy, Predicting Cancer.Head over [here] to read about the dataset you would use.You should write code to predict wether a new example is malignant or not.You can submit a Jupyter Notebook for the same. the winners would be decide next sunday.Happy Learning.Things to google: sklearn trees, train and test data, jupyter notebook, pandas, numpy.dataset
Web Console, again
Mrigank Krishnan "Some more Exploration."
Now you'll have to make use of breakpoints to crack this one..
Arjun Srivastava "Find the parameters so that the error is minimised"
Sam finds a mysterious box which upon shaking gives two numbers X and Y.Sam finds a mysterious box which upon shaking gives two numbers X and Y.Sam feels that the two numbers are (approximately) linearly related by Y=m*X+c.Your job is to find m and c such that the error between predicted Y and the real Y is minimised.The error on one example is given by (Y-m*X+c)^2 , total error is the sum of the individual errors.
Pythagorean Triplets
Varun Patil "Print all the Pythagorean Triplets less than N"
Print all Pythagorean triplets with sides less than a number N.Take N from user.Ask whether user wants only refined triplets or all triplets and print accordingly. (Refined triplets meaning 6,8,10 or 9,12,15 etc wont be counted because they are an integer multiple of 3,4,5.ie integer multiples of Base triplets should not be printed)