Data Science: Tips and Tricks to Learn Data Science Theories Effectively

There is a popular joke that a data scientist is someone who knows more computer science than a statistician, and knows more statistics than a computer scientist. While to a large extent, this is true, becoming a good data scientist requires the mastery of not only these two key areas, but also some theories and models crucial to this field. However, this area has proven to be very difficult to understand. Data scientists get easily get fed up with the various theories and models they have to master to excel in the field.

The growing rate of Data science today has made it a go-to area of computer studies. Data scientists are needed in virtually all fields and careers. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and even more professional site like LinkedIn are made effective by data scientists. The service of a data scientist is needed in professions such as business and finance organizations, banks, health care centers, and even law firms.

This book provides a detailed explanation of the theories, algorithms, statistics, and analysis applicable to the domain of data science. It gives a step by step guide on how the various theories in data science are implemented. It explains in detail the difference between the two major types of regressions we have: linear and nonlinear regressions. Explanation on interesting areas like R programming, Auction, data extraction and analysis, algorithms, and many more are covered in detail.

Data science entails the mastery of statistics applicable to the field. In this book, formulas for examining key areas, like handling data, analyzing data, and implementing data are provided.

The book is recommended to all interested readers who aspire to stand out in the field of data science.

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Data Science: Tips and Tricks to Learn Data Science Theories Effectively

There is a popular joke that a data scientist is someone who knows more computer science than a statistician, and knows more statistics than a computer scientist. While to a large extent, this is true, becoming a good data scientist requires the mastery of not only these two key areas, but also some theories and models crucial to this field. However, this area has proven to be very difficult to understand. Data scientists get easily get fed up with the various theories and models they have to master to excel in the field.

The growing rate of Data science today has made it a go-to area of computer studies. Data scientists are needed in virtually all fields and careers. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and even more professional site like LinkedIn are made effective by data scientists. The service of a data scientist is needed in professions such as business and finance organizations, banks, health care centers, and even law firms.

This book provides a detailed explanation of the theories, algorithms, statistics, and analysis applicable to the domain of data science. It gives a step by step guide on how the various theories in data science are implemented. It explains in detail the difference between the two major types of regressions we have: linear and nonlinear regressions. Explanation on interesting areas like R programming, Auction, data extraction and analysis, algorithms, and many more are covered in detail.

Data science entails the mastery of statistics applicable to the field. In this book, formulas for examining key areas, like handling data, analyzing data, and implementing data are provided.

The book is recommended to all interested readers who aspire to stand out in the field of data science.

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Data Science: Tips and Tricks to Learn Data Science Theories Effectively

Data Science: Tips and Tricks to Learn Data Science Theories Effectively

by William Vance
Data Science: Tips and Tricks to Learn Data Science Theories Effectively

Data Science: Tips and Tricks to Learn Data Science Theories Effectively

by William Vance

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There is a popular joke that a data scientist is someone who knows more computer science than a statistician, and knows more statistics than a computer scientist. While to a large extent, this is true, becoming a good data scientist requires the mastery of not only these two key areas, but also some theories and models crucial to this field. However, this area has proven to be very difficult to understand. Data scientists get easily get fed up with the various theories and models they have to master to excel in the field.

The growing rate of Data science today has made it a go-to area of computer studies. Data scientists are needed in virtually all fields and careers. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and even more professional site like LinkedIn are made effective by data scientists. The service of a data scientist is needed in professions such as business and finance organizations, banks, health care centers, and even law firms.

This book provides a detailed explanation of the theories, algorithms, statistics, and analysis applicable to the domain of data science. It gives a step by step guide on how the various theories in data science are implemented. It explains in detail the difference between the two major types of regressions we have: linear and nonlinear regressions. Explanation on interesting areas like R programming, Auction, data extraction and analysis, algorithms, and many more are covered in detail.

Data science entails the mastery of statistics applicable to the field. In this book, formulas for examining key areas, like handling data, analyzing data, and implementing data are provided.

The book is recommended to all interested readers who aspire to stand out in the field of data science.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781913597757
Publisher: Joiningthedotstv Limited
Publication date: 03/06/2020
Series: Data Science , #2
Pages: 224
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.56(d)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter One: What Is Data Science?

Chapter Two: Getting Started with Data Science

Chapter Three: R - Statistic Packages

Chapter Four: Data Handling and Other Useful Things

Chapter Five: Markowitz Mean-Variance Problem

Chapter Six: Bayes Theorem

Chapter Seven: More Than Words - Extracting Information From News

Chapter Eight: Bass Model

Chapter Nine: Extracting Dimensions: Discriminant and Factor Analysis

Chapter Ten: Auction

Chapter Eleven: Limited Dependent Variables

Chapter Twelve: Fourier Analysis And Network Theory

Chapter Thirteen: Searching Graph

Chapter Fourteen: Neural Networks

Chapter Fifteen: One Or Zero: Optimal Digital Portfolio

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