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πŸ‘‹ Hi there, I'm Vidit

  • ⚑⚑ Looking for full-time opportunities.
  • πŸ”¬ Worked on object detection, domain adaptation, and vision-language models
  • πŸŽ“ Final year PhD student

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Hey guys,

first of all good job πŸ‘

I'm gonna write down few comments and suggestions about the work :)

  • Exercise 1
    The exercise has been done in a proper way.

Suggestions:
For the next time I suggest you to make functions that generalise the code and can be reused during the pipeline. I see that you define the possible values of the parameters going through the module on IS Academia web page, another way to extract them would have been scraping the initial web page and parse it. Instead of loops through year and bachelor just to loop over the bachelor would have been fine, since the web site gives back results for all the years.

Moreover, for the tidiness of the code, you can push them in external hand-made .py files. (If there are pieces of code that should be run, try to remove them, only to make the Python notebook more readable)

You write a lot, and it’s very good! The only thing is that maybe you can show the way you obtain such results in terms of code.

  • Exercise 2

The assumptions on the master students are not clear everywhere.
When you do the one-sample test, you specify that the assumptions stand, it would be fine for the reader to see that :D (When you run the tests, you had warnings that are due to the fact that some specialisation are taken just by one student, hence the test can’t be run :) )

  • Bonus

The task wasn’t the one you accomplish, you have to compute the average stay of male and female each year..

Review of the "01 - Pandas and Data Wrangling"

I think overall it was fine. However, I would suggest making the output more clear to understand next time. For instance, you could have used hierarchical index to identify records in the second notebook (exercise 3). Also, I would recommend to try to use more python language features to keep the code shorter.

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