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1 Python (Anaconda ) Anaconda 2 3 Python Python IDLE Python NumPy 6 5 matplotlib Scipy 11 7 scikit-learn 12 8 URL 13 1 Python 1 ( ) (numpy, matplotlib, scipy, scikit-learn ) Anaconda python2.7 64bit PC 64bit 32bit 1 Python( ): 1

2 2 Anaconda Anaconda 2 1. Anadonda Windows Python bit NO THANKS 2. (400MB ) 3. ( ) Anaconda2-x.x.x-Windows_x86_64.exe ( x 4. Setup Next, I Agree( ), Next(Just Me ) 5. ( ) Destination Folder( ) C:\Anaconda2 ( or 2 ) C 6. Advanced Options 2 Install 7. Completed Next, Finish 8. Anaconda2 (64-bit) Anaconda IPython Jupyter Spyder 2 Anaconda python windows 2

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3 3 Python Python OS 3.1 Python PC Windows python python Python C:\Anaconda2 python python python 1: Python Enter >>> print "Hello" Hello Python 2: Enter 3

4 >>> exit() Enter 4

$3.2 IDLE Python IDLE PC Windows idle idle Python C:\Anaconda2\Script python idle IDLE python 3:$

5 3.2 IDLE Python IDLE PC Windows idle idle Python C:\Anaconda2\Script python idle IDLE python 3: IDLE File New File Python sample 1.py print "Hello" File Save Save as 4: Run Run Module IDLE Hello 5: 5

6 4 NumPy NumPy 3 IDLE Python (Sec. 3.2 ) π >>> import numpy >>> numpy.pi 6: 3 NumPy( ): 6

7 5 matplotlib 5.1 matplotlib 4 IDLE Python (Sec. 3.2 ) File New File Python sample test.py import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt x=np.arange(-3,3,0.1) y= np.sin(x) plt.plot(x,y) plt.show() Run Run Module 7: ( ) 5.2 Python sample 2.py from pylab import * subplot(111, axisbg= darkslategray ) #subplot(111, axisbg #ababab ) t = arange(0.0, 2.0, 0.01) s = sin(2*pi*t) plot(t, s, y ) xlabel( time (s), color= r ) ylabel( voltage (mv), color= 0.5 ) # grayscale color title( About as silly as it gets, folks, color= #afeeee ) show() 4 matplotlib( ) 7

8 [1] sample_2.py sample 2.py Run Run Module 8:

9 5.3 ( ) x 2 y [1] plot_graph_data.txt import matplotlib.pyplot as plt x=[] y=[] fp = open( plot_graph_data.txt, r ) for i, line in enumerate(fp): data=line.split() x.append(data[0]) y.append(data[1]) plt.plot(x,y, ro ) # red circle plt.title( My graph ) plt.xlabel( time (s) ) plt.ylabel( hight (m) ) plt.text(1.2, 1.2, Hello Hello, rotation=45) plt.xlim(0.0, 4.0) plt.ylim(0.0, 2.0) plt.show() [1] plot_graph.py 9: 9

10 plt.title( My graph ) 10

11 6 Scipy Scipy 6 IDLE Python (Sec. 3.2 ) π >>> import scipy >>> scipy.pi 10: 6 Scipy.org( ): 11

12 7 scikit-learn ( ) scikit-learn 7 IDLE Python (Sec. 3.2 ) >>> import sklearn scikit-learn [1] sample 4.py ( ) import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from sklearn.linear_model import LinearRegression # create samples sample_size = 30 err_sigma = 0.1 x = np.random.rand(sample_size, 1) err = err_sigma * np.random.randn(sample_size, 1) y = 3 * x err # train a linear regression model regr = LinearRegression () regr.fit(x, y) # make predictions xt = np.linspace (0.0, 1.0, num = 1000).reshape((1000, 1)) yt = regr.predict (xt) # plot samples and regression result plt.plot(x, y, o ) plt.plot(xt, yt) plt.show() scikit-learn 11: 7 scikit learn( ): 12

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