Presenter
Sam Wright | Life Cycle Geo LLC
Agenda
09:00 | Introduction |
09:15 | Scripting basics – Python environments, downloading packages |
10:00 | Coffee break |
10:15 | Intro to Python – Data Structures, Operations |
11:00 | Perform Data Analysis with Python – Pandas |
11:45 | Questions & Answers session |
12:00 | Lunch reak |
13:00 | Making plots – Matplotlib, Seaborn |
14:00 | How to code any problem – Github, Stackoverflow, chatgpt |
14:30 | Coffee Break |
14:45 | Introduction to Machine Learning |
15:30 | Application of Machine Learning across mine project life cycle |
16:30 | Questions & Answers session |
17:00 | End of workshop |
Abstract
An introductory workshop designed for professionals working in all stages of the mine project life cycle. The participants will be introduced to Python with applications that can be applied to Geochemical datasets. Practical exercises will use Python in the Google Colab environment. We encourage everyone to bring their personal laptops to actively engage in the workshop exercises, ensuring a hands-on learning experience.
In the afternoon session, our focus will shift to creating plots using Python packages. We will equip participants with a diverse array of example codes, ranging from simple linear regression plots to more intricate visualizations like piper plots. Moreover, we will dedicate time to familiarize participants with invaluable resources such as GitHub, Stack Overflow, and ChatGPT. These platforms will empower participants to discover and utilize code snippets for a wide range of tasks. Following the afternoon coffee break, we’ll present a high-level exploration of machine-learning techniques. We will present practical examples of advanced algorithms. The workshop will end with case studies that will emphasize methodology, pitfalls to consider, challenges, and successes of employing advanced methods.
Workshop Requirements
Attendees are encouraged to bring a laptop to follow the instructor. Instructors will provide Google Colab and any pre-packaged scripts at the workshop so make sure you have installation rights on your computer.