PyData

15 talks in this track

Let them explore! Building interactive, animated reports in Streamlit with ipyvizzu & a few lines of Python

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Peter Vidos

Building Streamlit apps that enable business users to explore data on their own is an excellent way to support data-driven decision-making in any organization. Pair this up with the animated transitio...

How to Build a Data Science Portfolio That Will Make Recruiters Swipe Right

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Karolina Griciunė

Building a strong data science portfolio can be a daunting task, especially for those just starting out in the field. In this talk, we will explore the essential elements of a successful data scienc...

Is it the end for Apache Airflow?

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Tomas Peluritis

The talk will introduce Apache Airflow and its competitors. The main goal of the talk is to showcase how Airflow adapted to the ever-changing data space. Comparison and feature exploration would be or...

Similarity search in practice or how AI can help in everyday’s life

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Linas Petkevičius

AI technologies brough the ability to construct the data in new light. Search engines learn to search not by keywords but by semantic information, the same goes for image or audio search. In this talk...

Portable Feature Engineering with Hamilton: Write Once, Run Everywhere

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Elijah ben Izzy

Most data transformations are written twice. In the field of feature engineering for Machine Learning, data scientists regularly have to build, manage, and iterate on batch jobs, then translate those ...

pandas 2.0 and the Arrow revolution

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Marc Garcia

pandas 2.0 has recently been released, and one of the key features is a greater support of the Apache Arrow in-memory format. While the change is somehow internal, it opens a wide range of possibiliti...

Production ready Machine Learning pipelines using ZenML for MLOps management

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Imaad Mohamed Khan

MLOps tools today are dime a dozen, but do you really need everything to build your machine learning pipelines? If you are just getting started you do not need an army of tools to set up your ML pipel...

Driving down the Memray lane - Profiling your data science work

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Cheuk Ting Ho

In this talk, we will be exploring what memory profiling is, and how it can help with data science work. We will start the talk with a basic explanation of how Python arrange memories for various obje...

Analyze your data at the speed of light with Polars and Kedro

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Juan Luis Cano Rodríguez

Writing maintainable data science code is a big topic, and different people have different opinions on the best ways to do it. Wouldn't it be nice if there was an opinionated framework to set some str...

Serverless billion-scale vector search for AI applications

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Chang She

From recommendation systems to LLM-based applications, vector search is a critical component of the modern AI workflow. Existing vector solutions are complicated to use, hard to maintain, and cost too...

MLOps Fundamentals or What Every Machine Learning Engineer Should Know

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Aurimas Griciunas

In this talk, we will explore the rapidly evolving field of MLOps. I will delve into best practices and tools that are essential for building and deploying machine learning models. I will cover topics...

Unlocking the Power of PySpark: A Comprehensive Workshop

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Carsten Frommhold

Are you struggling with big data in your business? Join us to discover how PySpark can help you solve your problems efficiently and effectively. In this workshop, we will revisit the key concepts of P...

The Ultimate Matchmaker: Building Recommender Systems with TensorFlow

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Ashmi Banerjee

Are you curious about how recommendation engines work? In this workshop, we'll dive deep into the world of TensorFlow Recommender Systems, exploring the fundamental concepts, techniques, and tools nee...

Polars: done the fast, now the scale

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Ritchie Vink

DataFrame abstractions are one of the favorite data structures of many data scientists, data-engineers and programmers in general. They offer flexibility and intuitive reasoning on top of query proces...

How we predict purchases in mobile games

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Dima Savostyanov

More than 5 million people play Nordcurrent mobile games every month. The specificity of free-to-play games is that less than 10% of players make purchases. It is essential to retain paying players an...

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