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# Radicalbit Platform Python SDK Examples

Here will be available some tutorials to start to play with the Radicalbit Platform through the Python SDK.

### How to set up ###

The project is based on poetry for managing dependencies.

You should have poetry installed on your local machine. You can follow the instruction on https://python-poetry.org.

After you have poetry installed you can install the project's dependencies run:

```bash
poetry install
```

### Tutorials ###

| Task | Tutorial Name | Dataset to use | Description |
|-----------------------|---------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Binary Classification | notebooks/binary-classification-income-data.ipynb | data/binary_classification/reference-income.csv, data/binary_classification/current1-income.csv| In this tutorial we monitor data and performance of a ML used to classify if the income is > 50K given a set of features. |


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