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  1. Just in case someone out here finds it useful, here's a link to my for exercise booklet (made with ):

    zvibaratz.github.io/ml_for_neu

    It's probably my last year TAing the class, and I haven't updated it in a while, but there are a couple of (hopefully) useful tutorials in there; particularly exercises V and VI, plagiarized (I mean adapted) from bits of the ISLR and an incredible workshop given by @[email protected] on 2020 (see github.com/neurohackademy/nh20).

  2. Just in case someone out here finds it useful, here's a link to my #ML for #Neuroscience exercise booklet (made with #JupyterBook ):

    zvibaratz.github.io/ml_for_neu

    It's probably my last year TAing the class, and I haven't updated it in a while, but there are a couple of (hopefully) useful tutorials in there; particularly exercises V and VI, plagiarized (I mean adapted) from bits of the ISLR and an incredible workshop given by @talyarkoni on #NeuroHackademy 2020 (see github.com/neurohackademy/nh20).

  3. Just in case someone out here finds it useful, here's a link to my #ML for #Neuroscience exercise booklet (made with #JupyterBook ):

    zvibaratz.github.io/ml_for_neu

    It's probably my last year TAing the class, and I haven't updated it in a while, but there are a couple of (hopefully) useful tutorials in there; particularly exercises V and VI, plagiarized (I mean adapted) from bits of the ISLR and an incredible workshop given by @talyarkoni on #NeuroHackademy 2020 (see github.com/neurohackademy/nh20).

  4. Just in case someone out here finds it useful, here's a link to my #ML for #Neuroscience exercise booklet (made with #JupyterBook ):

    zvibaratz.github.io/ml_for_neu

    It's probably my last year TAing the class, and I haven't updated it in a while, but there are a couple of (hopefully) useful tutorials in there; particularly exercises V and VI, plagiarized (I mean adapted) from bits of the ISLR and an incredible workshop given by @talyarkoni on #NeuroHackademy 2020 (see github.com/neurohackademy/nh20).

  5. Just in case someone out here finds it useful, here's a link to my #ML for #Neuroscience exercise booklet (made with #JupyterBook ):

    zvibaratz.github.io/ml_for_neu

    It's probably my last year TAing the class, and I haven't updated it in a while, but there are a couple of (hopefully) useful tutorials in there; particularly exercises V and VI, plagiarized (I mean adapted) from bits of the ISLR and an incredible workshop given by @talyarkoni on #NeuroHackademy 2020 (see github.com/neurohackademy/nh20).