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Introduction to Postman

Introduction to Postman

No, we're not talking about the person who delivers your mail. We are talking about one of the best, if not the best, tools for creating, and testing APIs. API documentation with Postman is exceptional and efficient. Postman also allows collaboration among team members. The...

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Solving JetRail Challenge With ARIMA

Solving JetRail Challenge With ARIMA

The objective of JetRail Prediction hackathon is to predict passenger traffic. Using SARIMA forecasting method, we forecast passenger traffic. A typical use case of time series is predicting seasonal data. Time series is a relatively new field in data science. Popular time series libraries are Prophet from Facebook and Orbit from Uber.

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Creating a Liferay Docker Container on Apple Silicon

Creating a Liferay Docker Container on Apple Silicon

Now that there are ARMv8 native versions of MySQL and JAVA, there have been no issues running Liferay locally. But since many developers are running Liferay in a docker container, is the ARM ecosystem up to the challenge, while making sure our container stays compatible with traditional x64 machines? Let’s find out!

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Understanding Bias and Behavior of AI Models With Sagemaker Clarify

Understanding Bias and Behavior of AI Models With Sagemaker Clarify

Sagemaker Clarify is a popular tool for analyzing the intrinsic behavior of AI models. Typically it is used to explain model predictions. It is especially useful to understand the behavior of black box models and ensemble models. It is available on the AWS cloud, and integrates with other Sagemaker tools on the fly. We can invoke Sagemaker Clarify from Sagemaker notebooks.

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Using react-jsonschema-form With Tailwind CSS and daisyUI

Using react-jsonschema-form With Tailwind CSS and daisyUI

React-jsonschema-form, also known as RJSF, uses themes to override its rendered html. They may seem daunting, but thankfully you can copy RJSF’s core theme from its source code and customize it pretty easily. In this example we’re going to create a RJSF theme that uses daisyUI, a tailwind library that sits right on top of plain html tags, the famous react-select, and react-datepicker.

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