Data-Science | My pet projects in Data Science

I have the following problem. I'm assembling an array of dict. However, the append command is putting only the last record. Note that for increments the variable i and cycles through the list.

The GITHUB API request returns 100 records in the items list, so I go through this list taking only the information I'm interested in and form a dict for each record and add that record to the list.

The print() command at the end of the code shows an array with all data equal to the last data in the items array.

I've been having trouble pushing to github because im new to it. I have multiple repositories dedicated to the same React app I have and it's been really messy with all these seemingly random git commands I've been putting in because I keep messing up.

I was toying with git stuff previously, but now I have an empty github repo that I want to push to. How can I reset everything I did earlier and start from square one to simply push my React app to github?

In cmd, I write all the very basic steps that Github tells you when you first create a repo. This is the output:

In this tutorial, it has the following example: https://neo4j.com/developer/graph-data-science/applied-graph-embeddings/ where 'embeddingSize' is used for specify the vector length of the embedding.

I am trying to send data to a Kafka topic in Python using WriteToKafka via Apache Beam using Dataflow as a runner.

By running the following script:

I'm doing an internship (= yes I'm a newbie). My supervisor gave told me to create a conda environment. She passed me a log file containing many packages.

A quick qwant.com search shows me how to create envs via the

I am doing the Coursera course SQL for Data Science. Logically I am a bloody beginner.

For the final assignment you have to analyze the Yelp dataset. However, there is no description on how to obtain the dataset, how to transform it, how to integrate it etc.

If I am downloading the dataset from here: https://www.yelp.com/dataset/download , Which I think is the correct one, I receive a handful of *.json files.

How would I create a SQLite database from this? Or is there somewhere already an SQLite-ready Yelp database to download?

Thanks for your help.

I'm working on my portfolio using a Github Page: https://diegoguisasola.github.io/

I have the following problem:

This is a link to my README.md: https://github.com/DiegoGuisasola/DiegoGuisasola.github.io/blob/main/README.md

As you can see, in the section called Data Science I have 2 projects. I'm enumerating them as follows:

1- [EDA y algoritmos de ML para la predicción de precios de propiedades inmobiliarias (Spanish)]

2- Pokemon EDA (English)

But when I go the my portfolio page, it is shown as follows:

1- [EDA y algoritmos de ML para la predicción de precios de propiedades inmobiliarias (Spanish)]

1- Pokemon EDA (English)

This is my html code:

I have a simple graph that looks like this (a couple of persons that gave reviews to movies)

I followed Microsoft's tutorial https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/data-science-tutorial and installed miniconda, I use it's python interpretor, and tried to import the following :