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The document introduces Python and Jupyter notebooks for business analytics and text mining. It discusses installing Anaconda for Python, Jupyter, and commonly used packages. It explains how to launch Jupyter notebooks for interactive coding and output in a web browser. Finally, it provides an overview of alternatives to run Python code and basics of Jupyter notebooks, including creating notebook files.

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The document introduces Python and Jupyter notebooks for business analytics and text mining. It discusses installing Anaconda for Python, Jupyter, and commonly used packages. It explains how to launch Jupyter notebooks for interactive coding and output in a web browser. Finally, it provides an overview of alternatives to run Python code and basics of Jupyter notebooks, including creating notebook files.

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Business Analytics & Text Mining

Modeling Using Python


Introduction to Python
Dr. GAURAV DIXIT
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

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Introduction to Python

• Installing Python and Jupyter using the Anaconda Distribution


– Includes Python
– Jupyter Notebook
– Other commonly used packages for scientific computing and data
science
– Download Link (Windows PC or Laptop):
https://www.anaconda.com/download/#windows

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Introduction to Python

• Once Installation is complete


– Launch Jupyter Notebook
– A new browser window (or a new tab) showing the Notebook
Dashboard will get launched
• Jupyter Notebook
– About Programming (coding and execution) in a Web browser
– Code (instructions) and execution output are displayed “in-line”
– Can be used for other programming languages like R and JAVA

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Introduction to Python

• Alternatives to Run Python code


– Python interpreter
• Standard >>> prompt
– Ipython
• An enhanced Python interpreter
• Numbered In [1]: style prompt
– Jupyter notebooks
• Web-based code notebooks
• Numbered In [1]: style prompt

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Introduction to Python

• Jupyter Notebook
– Typically used as a local computing environment
– Can be deployed on servers and accessed remotely
– Creating a notebook file
• A file with the extension .ipynb
• A self-contained file format
• Contains all of the content (including any evaluated code output)

• Python Basics
– Open Jupyter Notebook

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Key References

• Fundamentals of Predictive Text Mining


– By Sholom M. Weiss, Nitin Indurkhya, & Tong Zhang (2015)
• Python for Data Analysis: Data Wrangling with Pandas,
NumPy, and Ipython
– By Wes McKinney (2017)

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