Keynote – Jake VanderPlas

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A concise roadmap: Python evolves from scripting to the PyData era with pandas (2009–2011) as a turning point; Conda resolves cross‑platform installs and environments; Jupyter becomes the interactive/publishing surface; core math relies on NumPy and SciPy; scikit‑learn provides a single ML API; Dask enables distributed compute and DataShader renders billions of points; Numba and Cython yield order‑of‑magnitude speedups (examples claim ~500×); practical rule: use pandas if data fits in memory, else move to distributed tools.

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1. 0:00Python data ecosystem
2. 2:48Python in scientific computing
3. 10:15Python data science era
4. 15:32Python data science tools
5. 21:31Numerical computation with NumPy
6. 24:39Data manipulation with pandas
7. 26:24Python visualization libraries
8. 30:16Numerical algorithms with SciPy
9. 31:01Machine learning with scikit-learn
10. 32:49Parallel computing with Dask
11. 34:15Optimizing Python code with Numba and Cython
12. 37:31Python in data science future
13. 38:58Q&A

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