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Jason Darcy
2,280 PointsMachine Learning - Python
Any idea when release date for machine learning with Python would come out?
4 Answers
Iain Simmons
Treehouse Moderator 32,305 PointsHi Jason Darcy, have you voted for Machine Learning on the Treehouse Python Content Roadmap on Trello?
Jason Darcy
2,280 PointsHi Iain, thanks for letting me know about Trello. I voted for Machine Learning. I noticed that subjects in the "planned courses" section have a lower number of votes compared to subjects in the "requests" section which have a higher number of votes. Example: Django Forms (4 votes) vs Web Scraping (44 votes). How does Treehouse decide which subjects make it into the planned courses if it is not based on votes?
Iain Simmons
Treehouse Moderator 32,305 PointsThey would do it partially based on votes, and then perhaps other factors like teacher availability and experience, etc. (I'm just guessing here), but I think the reason behind the difference in votes would just be that once a subject makes it to the 'planned courses', people stop voting on it, so it might have been higher than other requested subjects before, but not anymore.
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherHey Jason,
We don't currently have any plans for a machine learning course. I'd love to have one, though!
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherJason Darcy There are a lot of factors that go into what we decide to teach next. Community interest, job relevancy, how "hot" a topic is, how well the teacher knows it or whether or not we can get a guest teacher in for it, if it makes sense in the currently available courses, and others. Each of these factors has its own significance and weight.
Alvaro Muñoz
1,765 Pointsso, to decide wich course you should put, use machine learning ... ;)
Steven Parker
243,656 PointsSteven Parker
243,656 PointsIt took almost 3 years, but now there's a Machine Learning course, and it's in a new topic category of the same name (so more may be coming).