Cookiecutter Data Science – V2 Launch
We've just released the V2 of the cookiecutter-data-science project template! Thanks to everyone that has used it and given feedback over the years. Highlights include: - New, prettier, more helpful docs - Support for more choices for tools when using the template - Some tweaks (but keep the core) of the folder/file structure - New CLI entrypoint (for more flexibility going forward) - Comprehensive test suite - And more! Lots has changed in the data science and machine learning landscape since V1 launched, and so we wanted to reflect that in the template. More choice is part of the plan…
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We've just released the V2 of the cookiecutter-data-science project template! Thanks to everyone that has used it and given feedback over the years. Highlights include: - New, prettier, more helpful docs - Support for more choices for tools when using the template - Some tweaks (but keep the core) of the folder/file structure - New CLI entrypoint (for more flexibility going forward) - Comprehensive test suite - And more! Lots has changed in the data science and machine learning landscape since V1 launched, and so we wanted to reflect that in the template. More choice is part of the plan for v2.1, so if you have tools you want supported, let us know. To read more about the changes, what is different, what is staying the same, and our thoughts on the data science tools landscape, see the announcement blog post: https://drivendata.co/blog/ccds-v2
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