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Vicky Vernando Dasta
January 27, 2018
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Python Application Case
Python Workshop @ Kongkow IT 2018
Vicky Vernando Dasta
January 27, 2018
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PYTHON WORKSHOP HAFIZHAN: WEB APPLICATION WITH PYTHON FLASK VICKY: PYTHON
101 AND APPLICATION IN SECURITY & MACHINE LEARNING
Workshop repo github.com/vickydasta/kongkow-python
About • Student @ physics dept. UR • Research assistant
at photonic lab @ UR • Research interest: photonic, applied machine learning on raspberry pi system • Python user 2014-now
Python at a glance • Multipurpose • OOP (everything is
object) • Dynamic typing • Batteries included • Case sensitive
None
Things we can build computer vision search engine security tools
embedded system web services web application machine learning apps
Your First Python Code print “hello, world!” print(“hello, world!”)
Data Structure • Integer • Float • List • String
• Boolean • Dictionary • Tupple
Data Structure: list • Create an empty list • Add
an item into it • Access item • Remove some item fr = [] fr.append(“guava”) fr[0] fr.remove(“guava”)
Data Structure: tupple • Immutable array • Data are read-only
• Items in tupple can’t be deleted • Can’t add more data once it’s created fixed_data = (1, 2) fixed_data[0] # 1 fixed_data[0] = 1
Data Structure: dict • Named-list • Key-value user = {“name”
“vicky”, “age”: 21} user[“name”] user.keys() user.values() user = {name=“vicky”, age=21}
Control Flow In Python, there are: • if • elif
• else • for • while • continue • break
Control Flow: if if 1 > 0: print “1 larger
than 0”
Control Flow: if-else if 1 > 2: print “hola” else:
print “holi”
Control Flow: if-elif-else if 1 > 2: print “hola” elif
1 > 3: print “holu” else: print “holi”
Loop: for • for loop is for iterating over iterable
object • range function creates list which is iterable • in above case, the i is 0, 1, 2, ..., 99 on each iteration for i in range(100): print(i)
Looping: while • while Requires a condition in order to
start or terminate the loop (while-break) while True: print “hello!” N = 0 while N < 10: N += 1
Function: def • def is the keyword for creating function
def gravity_force(M, m, r): return 6.62e+12*(M*m)/r**2 Function keyword Returned value(s) arguments function name
Coding style in Python • Python uses indentation • 3
spaces or 1 tab for each scope • No brackets or semicolons!
Python Application Case: Machine Learning Security
Machine Learning: Security: Predict land price by its size Port
scanner
Sec: Port scanner • Door knocking analogy • Bruteforce
ML: Linear Regression • Linear model out = mx+b •
Scikit learn search for the m • so the predicted value can be close to y
ML: Datasets X (M2) Y ($ USD) 200 2000 250
3500 300 5000 378 5400 456 6500 680 8700 800 10000
ML: model training datasets model f(x)
ML: prediction new input predicted output Trained Model
ML: scikit-learn • Machine learning is difficult problem • Fortunately,
we have scikit-learn
Python resources • github.com/vinta/awesome-python