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In this article we will see method to replace the multiple characters at once in any string. While working with programs where we face such situation when we will have to replace any particular character simultaneously at all of its occurences. Suppose a situation in which you have an article in which it contains one word named as “word” which is having multiple occurrences and you want to convert that “word” into “work” so you can do this manually but it is very bad practice of doing this work one by one. So, we will look at multiple methods using ... Read More

In this article we will learn how to replace any given list element with its ordinal number. We will see various methods to get this work done. Before that let’s know about ordinal numbers. Ordinal number − In mathematics we say ordinal number as number which represents the position or original order of list items present in a sequence. Take an example of a list: [ 6, 8, 5, 3 ] so ordinal value of these number would be − The first element (6) has ordinal value 1. The second element (8) has ordinal value 2. The third element ... Read More

In this article we will learn about the Jacobian matrix and how to calculate this matrix using different methods in PyTorch. We use Jacobian matrix in various machine learning applications. Jacobian Matrix We use Jacobian matrix to calculate relation between the input and output variable. Jacobian matrix has all the partial derivatives of vector valued function. We can use this matrix in various applications machine learning applications. Here are some of its usages − For analyzing the gradients and derivatives of functions in multivariable calculus. Solving differential equations of systems. Calculating inverse of vector-values functions. Analyzing stability of dynamic ... Read More

When an object at very high temperature is suddenly dropped in a cooler liquid and if it is assumed that the conductive resistance of the solid is very small in comparison to the surrounding convective resistance then the heat transfer analysis is called as lumped capacitance analysis (as shown in the figure given below). Here, we treat the system as a lump. In that case, we can assume that the rate of change of internal energy of lump will be equal to the heat interaction with the surrounding fluid. Mathematically, this can be written as − $$\mathrm{pcV\frac{\partial T}{\partial t} ... Read More

It is the most straightforward iterative strategy for tackling systems of linear equations shown below. $$\mathrm{a_{1, 1}\: x_{1} \: + \: a_{1, 2} \: x_{2} \: + \: \dotso\dotso \: + \: a_{1, n} \: x_{n} \: = \: b_{1}}$$ $$\mathrm{a_{2, 1} \: x_{1} \: + \: a_{2, 2} \: x_{2} \: + \: \dotso\dotso \: + \: a_{2, n} \: x_{n} \: = \: b_{2}}$$ $$\mathrm{\vdots}$$ $$\mathrm{a_{n, 1} \: x_{1} \: + \: a_{n, 2} \: x_{2} \: + \: \dotso\dotso \: + \: a_{n, n} \: x_{n} \: = \: b_{n}}$$ The fundamental concept is: each linear ... Read More

Pandas is a powerful library for data manipulation and analysis in Python. It provides a variety of functions and tools for handling and transforming data, including the ability to concatenate column values in a Pandas DataFrame. In a Pandas DataFrame, columns represent variables or features of the data. Concatenating column values involves combining the values of two or more columns into a single column. This can be useful for creating new variables, merging data from different sources, or formatting data for analysis. To concatenate column values in a Pandas DataFrame, you can use the pd.Series.str.cat() method. This method concatenates two ... Read More

Pandas is a popular data manipulation library in Python that is widely used for working with structured data. One of the common tasks when working with data is to clean and transform it in order to prepare it for analysis. Sometimes, the data might contain multiple columns that have similar information or are related to each other. In such cases, it might be useful to collapse these columns into a single column for easier analysis or visualization. Pandas provides several methods to collapse multiple columns into a single column. In this tutorial, we will explore these methods in detail and ... Read More

The Circle of Squares is a fascinating geometric pattern that can be created using Python's turtle graphics library. This pattern consists of a circle of squares that are evenly spaced around its circumference, with each square rotated at an angle relative to the previous square. This creates a mesmerizing visual effect that can be customized to suit any color scheme or size. In this tutorial, we will explore how to create the Circle of Squares pattern using Python's turtle library, step by step. We will also discuss different customization options that can be applied to create unique variations of the ... Read More

Introduction Natural Language Processing for finding the semantic similarity between sentences, words, or text is very common in modern use cases. There are numerous ways to calculate the similarity between texts. One such popular method is cosine similarity. It is used to find the similarity between two vectors that are non-zero in value and measures the cosine of the angle between the two vectors using dot product formula notation. Through this article let us briefly explore cosine similarity and see its implementation using Python. Cosine similarity – Finding similarity between two texts Cosine Similarity is defined as the cosine of ... Read More

The Derivative of a function is one of the key concepts used in calculus. It is a measure of how much the function changes as we change the output. Whereas Matplotlib is a plotting library for python, since it does not provide a direct method to calculate the derivative of a function you need to use NumPy, which is also one of the python libraries and you can use it to calculate the derivative of a function and Matplotlib for visualizing the results. In this article, we will be calculating the derivative of a function using the NumPy ... Read More