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iteration over groups, 164         immutable array, Index object as, 106
                  transform() method, 167            importing, tab completion for, 7
               groupby() operation (Pandas), 161-170  In objects, IPython, 13
                  GroupBy object and, 163-165        index alignment
                  grouping example, 169                in DataFrame, 117
                  pivot tables vs., 171                in Series, 116
                  split key specification, 168       Index object (Pandas), 105-107
                  split-apply-combine example, 161-163  as immutable array, 106
                                                       as ordered set, 106
               H                                     indexing
               handwritten digits, recognition of (see optical  fancy, 78-85
                  character recognition)                  (see also fancy indexing)
               hard negative mining, 513               hierarchical (see hierarchical indexing)
               help                                    NumPy arrays: accessing single elements, 43
                  IPython, 3-8                         Pandas, 107
                  magic functions, 13                IndexSlice object, 137
               help() function, 4                    indicator variables, 183
               hexagonal binnings, 248               inner join, 153
               hierarchical indexing                 input/output history, IPython, 13-16
                  in one-dimensional Series, 128-141   In and Out objects, 13
                  MultiIndex, 128-141, 129-131         related magic commands, 16
                    (see also MultiIndex type)         suppressing output, 15
                  rearranging multi-indices, 137-140   underscore shortcuts and previous outputs,
                  unstack() method, 130                   15
                  with Python tuples as keys, 128    installation, Python, xiv
               Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG)  integers, Python, 35
                  caveats and improvements, 512-514  IPython, 1
                  features, 506                        accessing documentation with ?, 3
                  for face detection pipeline, 506-514  accessing source code with ??, 5
                  simple face detector, 507-512        command-line commands in shell, 18
               histograms, 245-249                     controlling exceptions, 20-22
                  binning data to create, 83           debugging, 22-24
                  faceted, 318                         documentation, 3-8, 34
                  KDE and, 248, 491-496                errors handling, 20-24
                  manual customization, 282-284        exploring modules with tab completion, 6-7
                  plt.hexbin() function, 248           help and documentation, 3-8
                  plt.hist2d() function, 247           input/output history, 13-16
                  Seaborn, 314-317                     keyboard shortcuts in shell, 8
                  simple, 245-246                      launching Jupyter notebook, 2
                  two-dimensional, 247-249             launching shell, 2
               holdout sets, 360                       magic commands, 10-13
               Hunter, John, 217                       notebook (see Jupyter notebook)
               hyperparameters, 349                    plotting from shell, 219
                  (see also model validation)          profiling and timing code, 25-30
                                                       shell commands, 16-19
               I                                       shell-related magic commands, 19
                                                       web resources, 30
               iloc attribute (Pandas), 110            wildcard matching, 7
               images, encoding for machine learning analy‐  Iris dataset
                  sis, 378


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