I would like to make a Web app in which some data is analyzed. Due to it, I read that Django is a good option for doing web apps and that scikit-learn was used for machine learning. Therefore, before starting, does anyone know if it is possible to use that combination?
Can I use scikit-learn with Django framework?
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