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Python Data Mining Quick Start Guide

The document discusses the growing community of Data Mining tools in Python, emphasizing the use of Iron Python for .NET integration and browser-based Notebooks. It recommends downloading the Anaconda Scientific Python distribution for easier library installation and specifies the use of Python 3.0 due to compatibility issues with Python 2.7. Instructions for starting an iPython notebook are also mentioned.

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Python Data Mining Quick Start Guide

The document discusses the growing community of Data Mining tools in Python, emphasizing the use of Iron Python for .NET integration and browser-based Notebooks. It recommends downloading the Anaconda Scientific Python distribution for easier library installation and specifies the use of Python 3.0 due to compatibility issues with Python 2.7. Instructions for starting an iPython notebook are also mentioned.

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DATA MINING

Python
Python
• In the last few years there is an increasing
community that creates Data Mining tools in
Python
• There are also tools in other languages but we will use
Python whenever we can for a common point of
reference.
• We will use Iron Python that interfaces with .NET
and we can run Notebooks in a browser.
• You can also use any editor and compile and run from a
terminal
Installing Python
• Installing libraries in Python is complex, so you
should download the Anaconda Scientific Python
distribution which will install most of the libraries
that we will use.
• There are two versions, Python 2.7 and Python 3.0 and
they are not compatible. We will use Python 3.0
Starting iPython notebook

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