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Simple-Stratified-Random-Sampling-with-Python-for-Machine-Learning
This is a Jupyter Notebook developing Simple & Stratified Random Sampling with Python for Machine Learning
Hey! Its me again! I hope all is well with all of you! Please install these packages (if you do not have them already) before running the Jupyter Notebook:
Step 1: Install
pip3 install sklearn
pip3 install model_selection
pip3 install pandas
Step 2: That's all folks!
Happy Coding!
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