Oct. 18, 2023, 7:31 p.m. | /u/EagerMonkey

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I'm a data scientist with 5 yoe now, and I've never needed to implement a tree, a linked list, a graph, a stack, or a queue. If I need a decision tree, I use a package like sklearn. If I'm doing graph analysis, typically I treat it like a matrix. I don't even have any idea what models might need a queue, but maybe that's really important for data processing or training somewhere?



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