I am a data scientist working on time series forecasting (using R and Python 3) at the London Ambulance Service NHS Trust. I earned my PhD in cognitive neuroscience at the University of Glasgow working with fmri data and neural networks. I favour linux machines, and working in the terminal with Vim as my editor of choice.
The full code I’ve written so far can be found here.
Now that I've learned the basics of linear algebra and implemented a few of the methods in my linalg package, I'm going back over my understanding of statistics and model building to see it from a linear algebra perspective. Therefore I'm going to add a sub-package called 'stats' to the 'linalg' package, in order to learn about how packages work in Python 3 and to help cement my understanding as I go. Everything I do here will be implemented using the existing methods in the 'linalg' package. Here is what I've done so far: