A structured, hands-on technical repository covering Python Fundamentals → Data Analysis → Machine Learning → Model Evaluation → Ensemble Learning
This repository documents my continuous and disciplined learning journey in Python, Data Analysis, and Machine Learning through structured notebooks, experiments, and real-code implementations.
It is designed as a progressive technical roadmap, moving from core programming foundations to advanced ML concepts, with practical implementation at every step.
- Strengthen core Python fundamentals
- Build strong logical and problem-solving ability
- Practice real-world implementation of ML algorithms
- Understand complete machine learning workflows
- Create a structured technical reference for interviews
- Maintain consistent daily technical revision
A complete revision of Python fundamentals with structured experimentation.
- Variables & Data Types
- Type Casting
- Input / Output Operations
- Keywords & Identifiers
- Conditional Statements (
if,elif,else) - Looping (
for,while) - Loop Control (
break,continue,pass)
- List – indexing, slicing, methods
- Tuple – immutability & operations
- Set – uniqueness & set operations
- Dictionary – key-value logic & methods
- Indexing & slicing
- Built-in string methods
- Palindrome logic
- Conversions & manipulations
- User-defined functions
- Positional & keyword arguments
*argsand**kwargs- Return statements
- Built-in functions
- Classes & Objects
- Constructors (
__init__) - Attributes & Methods
- Encapsulation
- Polymorphism
- Real-world modeling examples
try,except,else,finally- Handling common runtime errors
- File modes (
r,w,a) - Reading & writing files
- Best practices
Hands-on implementation using industry-standard libraries.
- Array creation & operations
- Numerical computation
- Saving & loading
.npyfiles
- DataFrame creation
- Data cleaning
- Filtering & aggregation
- CSV handling
- Matplotlib – core plotting
- Seaborn – statistical visualization
- Plot exporting & analysis
This section builds a strong foundation for Data Analyst and ML roles.
A structured and progressive implementation of ML concepts using scikit-learn.
- Introduction to ML
- Feature & Label understanding
- Train-Test Split
- Data preprocessing fundamentals
- Linear Regression
- Multiple Linear Regression
- Polynomial Regression
- Logistic Regression (Binary & Multi-class)
- Decision Tree
- K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
- Naive Bayes
- Support Vector Machine (SVM)
- Random Forest
- Precision
- Recall
- F1 Score
- Support
- Confusion Matrix
- Underfitting vs Overfitting
- Bias-Variance Understanding
- K-Fold Cross Validation
- K-Means Clustering
- Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
- Bagging
- Random Forest
- Model aggregation concepts
✔ Strong Python foundation
✔ Hands-on implementation of ML algorithms
✔ End-to-end ML workflow understanding
✔ Knowledge of evaluation metrics
✔ Understanding of cross-validation techniques
✔ Awareness of bias-variance tradeoff
✔ Practical usage of scikit-learn
✔ Structured and disciplined learning approach
- Python 3
- NumPy
- Pandas
- Matplotlib
- Seaborn
- Scikit-learn
- Jupyter Notebook
- VS Code
- Python beginners
- Data Analyst aspirants
- Machine Learning beginners
- Interview preparation
- Self-learners following a structured roadmap
git clone https://github.com/rahulgoraksha/python-revision-experiments.git
cd python-revision-experiments