Python For Machine Learning - CST 283 - KTU Minor Notes- Dr Binu V P

Dr Binu V P -About Me

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Syllabus

Previous Year Question Paper and Answer Key CST 283 Python For Machine Learning Dec 2020

Previous Year Question Paper and Answer Key CST 283 Python For Machine Learning Dec 2021

Previous Year Question Paper CST 283 Python For Machine Learning Dec 2022 

Previous Year Question Paper CST 283 Python For Machine LearningFeb 2024

Module-I Programming Environment and Python Basics

13.Sample Programs ( contact)

Module-II Building Python Programs


Module-III Data Representation



Module IV - Object Oriented Programming


Module V - Data Processing

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