Wizards, join Anastasia, Isabella, Ethan, Sophia, and Olivia for Day 37 of the DailyAIWizard Python for AI series! 🚀 Learn functions—def, parameters, and return statements—to create reusable, modular AI code. Sophia leads two demos with NumPy, Ethan explains every line, and Olivia adds tips. Perfect for beginners building on Day 36! 💻 Get ready for Day 38: Python Modules and Libraries. Subscribe, like, and share your ai_functions.py output in the comments! Join our Discord, X, or Instagram (@DailyAIWizard) for more tips! Code the Future, Wizards! 🔗 Links:
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00:00Wizards, functions are like magical spells you define once and use anywhere, like DEF Evaluate Model Accuracy.
00:08They bundle code for tasks like model evaluation, making AI programs modular and reusable.
00:15You'll see how functions simplify AI coding in our demos.
00:19Anastasia, how do functions make AI coding easier? Can you give an example?
00:24Great question, Olivia. Functions like DEF Process Tron Features, Data, let you reuse data processing logic across AI projects without rewriting code.
00:36They save time and reduce errors, and we'll show you how in our demos, Wizards.
00:42Wizards define functions with DEF Function Name and add code inside, like Print, Hello AI.
00:49Functions can take parameters like Accuracy to process AI data dynamically.
00:54You'll learn to create functions in our demo to evaluate models.
00:59Functions are like custom AI tools, Wizards.
01:02Write DEF Evaluate Model Accuracy to check model performance once and reuse it anywhere.
01:10Get ready to craft functions that make your AI code powerful and clean.
01:16Wizards, parameters like Accuracy and DEF Evaluate Model Accuracy.
01:20Let functions process data.
01:23Arguments like 0.85 are the values you pass when calling Evaluate Model Ears 0.85.
01:30This makes functions flexible for AI tasks like evaluating models.
01:36Parameters are like placeholders for AI data wizards.
01:39You can pass multiple arguments like Features and Threshold to process datasets.
01:43We'll show you how to use parameters in our demo to make AI code dynamic.
01:50Wizards, return statements send results back from functions, like Return, Excellent, in Evaluate underscore model.
01:57This lets you store or use the output, like Result equals Evaluate underscore model, 0.85, for AI logic.
02:05Return values are key for modular AI workflows.
02:08Ethan, why is Return better than Print, for AI functions?
02:14Great question, Olivia.
02:16Return lets you use the output in other parts of your AI code, like Saving Result for further processing, while Print just displays it.
02:24We'll demo Return to show its power, Wizards.
02:27Wizards, default parameters let functions work without arguments, like DEF Process Features, Features Threshold the 1.0.
02:35If you call Process Features, Data, it uses Threshold 1.0 automatically.
02:42This is perfect for AI functions with optional settings.
02:45Defaults make functions user-friendly, Wizards.
02:48In AI, you can set default thresholds for data processing, making your code flexible.
02:54We'll use defaults in our demo to simplify AI workflows.
02:59Wizards, functions are the backbone of AI code.
03:02Use DEF Evaluate model to check model performance or DEF Process, SHA's features, to pre-process data for neural networks.
03:10They make your AI code reusable and organized, and we'll show you how in our demos.
03:16In real AI projects, functions handle tasks like data cleaning or model evaluation, used in libraries like Scikit-learn.
03:23Your Day 37 skills are industry-relevant, Wizards.
03:28Get ready to apply functions in Day 38's modules.
03:32Wizards, functions are central to AI libraries like NumPy and TensorFlow.
03:38Define functions to pre-process data in NumPy or evaluate models in Scikit-learn, as in our demos.
03:44These skills make your AI code reusable and industry-ready.
03:49You're already using functions with NumPy, Wizards.
03:52That's a huge step.
03:54In Day 38, modules will build on functions for larger AI projects.
03:59Keep practicing to dominate AI coding.
04:03Wizards, Lambda functions are quick, one-line functions, like Lambda X.
04:08X greater than 1 for filtering data.
04:10They're perfect for AI tasks, like passing functions to NumPy's filter.
04:16We'll show Lambda functions in the shell for fast AI coding.
04:19Lambda functions are like instant AI spells, Wizards.
04:23Use Lambda X, X2 to transform data quickly.
04:28Try them in our challenge to see their power.
04:31Wizards, clean functions are readable and efficient.
04:35Use clear names like Evaluate Model.
04:37Add doc strings like Evaluate AI Model Accuracy and keep functions short for AI tasks.
04:44This makes your code a joy to use and share.
04:47Great tips, Anastasia.
04:49In AI, clean functions improve collaboration and reduce bugs.
04:54Practice these habits to prep for Day 38's modules, Wizards.
04:58Wizards, combine functions with Day 36's control flow.
05:02Use if inside Def Evaluate underscore model to check conditions or loops in process underscore features to filter data.
05:10This creates powerful, reusable AI logic.
05:14It's like combining spells, Wizards.
05:16Functions with if or for make your AI code modular and dynamic.
05:20Try combining them in our challenge to see the magic.
05:22Wizards, save function.demo.pi and AI.processing.pi in VS code with Cottrell Plus S or CMD Plus S.
05:33It's like sealing your spells in a vault.
05:35Store them in a Python demo folder and back them up on GitHub or cloud storage.
05:40Your AI code is a treasure worth protecting.
05:42Share your scripts on GitHub, Discord or XWizards.
05:47Your function code is proof of your AI skills.
05:49Show it off.
05:50Saving ensures you're ready for Day 38's modules.
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