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Hi guys, this is my blog on ml and statistics and my name is Shyambhu Mukherjee. I have been preparing for and then working in a data science role for the best part of the last two years. It has been steep learning and I have done programming, statistics study, mathematics and quite a bit of python. This blog contains two types of content. One of the types is about certain projects I have done, like web scraping, python game creation or something like that. The other type is about machine learning algorithms, the mathematics of the algorithms, the implementation and the successful use of the processes. I try to write exhaustive and complete content, but to err is human. That's why, please let me know of any mistake and I will get in touch to correct and clarify as much and as soon as possible. You can also connect to me via
From 2020, q4, I have launched a personal touch machine learning internship opportunity. This is a limited seat ( 5-6 students) internship program, where I will be closely monitoring progress of final year students interested in data science stream and help them prosper via practical projects, as well as mentoring them on presentation, learning and orientation. For applying, see the internship page. 
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