I think a very useful feature to have would be some clickable links that direct the user to specific portions of the cheatsheets - for example, if I wanted to peruse the cheatsheets for pandas specifically I would be able to click from a link at the very top of the page instead of having to scroll through the whole page to find it.

Can you rename https://github.com/FavioVazquez/ds-cheatsheets/blob/master/Python/Python_Crash_Course/Begginers-Python-Cheat-Sheet.pdf and https://github.com/FavioVazquez/ds-cheatsheets/blob/master/Python/Python_Crash_Course/Begginers-Python-Cheat-Sheet.png to Beginners-Python-Cheat-Sheet.{png,pdf}? See #22

There is a regex cheatsheet for R but not for python, so maybe this one or this one would be appropriate.

Thank you for an amazing resource, by the way

Hello Favio,

Thank you for creating this list!

I've noticed that the image for Data Transformation with Dplyr is the same as the one of Data Import with readr, this PR fixes the url to the correct image.

Thank you for great cheatsheets collection!

.DS_Store is a file that stores custom attributes of its containing folder, such as the position of icons or the choice of a background image. It shouldn't be in repository.

this file has core details of visualization. check once and merge Read me file also updated with refl ink one more suggestion giving URL as ref in readme not efficiency check my way of ref, its easy and better

As suggested in #16 : Added the PDF and PNG, and updated Readme to reflect.

Additionally :

• Added Business Science University (BSU) Clustering and segmentation cheatsheet to Machine Learning > Unsupervised.
• Added BSU's Regression cheatsheet to Machine Learning > Supervised.

Hi.

As we have seen a lot of requests regarding cheatsheets for useful probability and stats concepts hence this issue. I suggest to include Seeing Theory's mini book. It is very readable and written in a very precise manner.

Business Science submodule:

• Added the Business Science repo as a submodule referencing the master branch
• Retained the existing img folder for screenshots on README
• Updated README links of PDF's to point towards the PDF's in the Business Science repo.

RStudio submodule

• Added RStudio's cheatsheet repo as a submodule referencing the master branch
• Updated PDF links in README pointing to PDF's in RStudio's repo
• Updated png links in README pointing to the pngs folder in the RStudio repo

This is in line with the discussion in issue #8, and should hopefully enable the latest cheatsheets to be referenced via README or via fetching the latest commit in the submodules.

One disadvantage is that RStudio's cheatsheet repo is a relatively large download.

Hey @FavioVazquez, I had a cheatsheet that might be interesting for the folks looking at this repo so I decided to do a PR.

Let me know what you think.

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For folks using SciKit Learn version 0.20.3 the Cross Validation function from (ds-cheatsheets/Python/Datacamp/scikit-learn.pdf) should be from sklearn.model_selection.cross_validate if I'm not mistaken. I was running a linear regression algorithm using sklearn v0.20.3 and the sklearn.cross_validation.cross_val_score was not recognized but the aforementioned function was and my program ran with no issues.

Perhaps I am wrong, just a friendly addition to the cheatsheet :P