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A Jupyter notebook containing a machine learning tutorial for Pulsar classification. The notebook was written to support a masterclass delivered to students at Edge Hill University on November 14th 2019.

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Dr. Robert Lyon

Lecturer @ Edge Hill University, Department of Computer Science.

Also see www.scienceguyrob.com.

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A Jupyter notebook containing a machine learning tutorial for Pulsar classification. The notebook was written to support a masterclass delivered to students at Edge Hill University on November 14th 2019.

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Dr. Robert Lyon

Lecturer @ Edge Hill University, Department of Computer Science.

Also see www.scienceguyrob.com.

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Remember if you find this resource useful, you can let me know via social media


A live version of the interactive notebook can be found via Google Colab here.


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A Jupyter notebook containing a machine learning tutorial for Pulsar classification. The notebook was written to support a masterclass delivered to students at Edge Hill University on November 14th 2019.

Version 1.0 (28/10/2019)


Author

Dr. Robert Lyon

Lecturer @ Edge Hill University, Department of Computer Science.

Also see www.scienceguyrob.com.

DOI

If using/editing this resource, please cite it appropriately using the DOI above.


Remember if you find this resource useful, you can let me know via social media


A live version of the interactive notebook can be found via Google Colab here.


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The code and the contents of this notebook are released under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3, 29 June 2007. Any videos linked to are exempt from this, please check the license provided by the video content owners if you would like to use them. If reusing this material, please cite it appropriately.


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A Jupyter notebook containing a machine learning tutorial for Pulsar classification. The notebook was written to support a masterclass delivered to students at Edge Hill University on November 14th 2019.

Version 1.0 (28/10/2019)


Author

Dr. Robert Lyon

Lecturer @ Edge Hill University, Department of Computer Science.

Also see www.scienceguyrob.com.

DOI

If using/editing this resource, please cite it appropriately using the DOI above.


Remember if you find this resource useful, you can let me know via social media


A live version of the interactive notebook can be found via Google Colab here.


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The code and the contents of this notebook are released under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3, 29 June 2007. Any videos linked to are exempt from this, please check the license provided by the video content owners if you would like to use them. If reusing this material, please cite it appropriately.


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A Jupyter notebook containing a machine learning tutorial for Pulsar classification. The notebook was written to support a masterclass delivered to students at Edge Hill University on November 14th 2019.

Version 1.0 (28/10/2019)


Author

Dr. Robert Lyon

Lecturer @ Edge Hill University, Department of Computer Science.

Also see www.scienceguyrob.com.

DOI

If using/editing this resource, please cite it appropriately using the DOI above.


Remember if you find this resource useful, you can let me know via social media


A live version of the interactive notebook can be found via Google Colab here.


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A Jupyter notebook containing a machine learning tutorial for Pulsar classification. The notebook was written to support a masterclass delivered to students at Edge Hill University on November 14th 2019.

Version 1.0 (28/10/2019)


Author

Dr. Robert Lyon

Lecturer @ Edge Hill University, Department of Computer Science.

Also see www.scienceguyrob.com.

DOI

If using/editing this resource, please cite it appropriately using the DOI above.


Remember if you find this resource useful, you can let me know via social media


A live version of the interactive notebook can be found via Google Colab here.


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The code and the contents of this notebook are released under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3, 29 June 2007. Any videos linked to are exempt from this, please check the license provided by the video content owners if you would like to use them. If reusing this material, please cite it appropriately.


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A Jupyter notebook containing a machine learning tutorial for Pulsar classification. The notebook was written to support a masterclass delivered to students at Edge Hill University on November 14th 2019.

Version 1.0 (28/10/2019)


Author

Dr. Robert Lyon

Lecturer @ Edge Hill University, Department of Computer Science.

Also see www.scienceguyrob.com.

DOI

If using/editing this resource, please cite it appropriately using the DOI above.


Remember if you find this resource useful, you can let me know via social media


A live version of the interactive notebook can be found via Google Colab here.


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This repository contains the masterclass notebook, data, and various resources.

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