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Introduction to Python

About Python
Setting up Your Python Environment
An Introductory Example
Learn More
Useful Python packages for Data Science
Py: Python for Performance

Introduction to R

About R
Setting Up R
Introduction to R
Next Steps With R
Useful Packages
R: data.table for actuaries

Workflow Management

Version control
Py: Productionising predictive models as API

Regression, Classification and Technical Price

Py: Customer Churn Classification
Py/R: Multitasking Risk Pricing Using Deep Learning
Py: Explainable Models with SHAP
Py: Investigating Neural Network Biases with ChatGPT

Life Insurance

R: Life Modelling Recipes
R: Life Industry Stats in Tableau and R
R: Bayesian Applications
R: Decision Tree Applications

General Insurance

SQL: Queries to Create Triangles
R: Reserving with GLMs
R: Reserving with LASSO
R: Machine Learning Triangles
Py: Machine Learning Triangles
R: Baudry ML Reserving Pt 1
R: Baudry ML Reserving Pt 2
R: Baudry ML Reserving Pt 3

Unsupervised Learning

Py: Socio-Economic Index Construction
Py: Clustering Credit Card Fraud
Py: K-means clustering of COVID dataset
Py: Hierarchical clustering on COVID dataset

Natural Language Processing

R: Word Cloud Case Study
Py: Text Classification
Py: Decision Tree Classification
Py: Neural Net Classification
Py: Classifying review sentiment
Py: Customer Sentiment Analysis

Business Optimization

Py: Linear Programming

Image Recognition

Py: Image Recognition

Data Ethics

Automated Decision-Making Systems

Reference

Bibliography

Contributing

Contributing

Index

By YDAWG, DAPC, YAC and other contributors.

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