The the Data Science Workshop : Learn How You Can Build Machine Learning Models and Create Your Own Real-World Data Science Projects, 2nd Edition.
The Data Science Workshop equips you with the basic skills you need to start working on a variety of data science projects. You'll work through the essential building blocks of a data science project gradually through the book, and then put all the pieces together to consolidate your knowledge...
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505 | 0 | |a Cover -- FM -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Data Science in Python -- Introduction -- Application of Data Science -- What Is Machine Learning? -- Supervised Learning -- Unsupervised Learning -- Reinforcement Learning -- Overview of Python -- Types of Variable -- Numeric Variables -- Text Variables -- Python List -- Python Dictionary -- Exercise 1.01: Creating a Dictionary That Will Contain Machine Learning Algorithms -- Python for Data Science -- The pandas Package -- DataFrame and Series -- CSV Files -- Excel Spreadsheets -- JSON | |
505 | 8 | |a Exercise 2.01: Loading and Preparing the Data for Analysis -- The Correlation Coefficient -- Exercise 2.02: Graphical Investigation of Linear Relationships Using Python -- Exercise 2.03: Examining a Possible Log-Linear Relationship Using Python -- The Statsmodels formula API -- Exercise 2.04: Fitting a Simple Linear Regression Model Using the Statsmodels formula API -- Analyzing the Model Summary -- The Model Formula Language -- Intercept Handling -- Activity 2.01: Fitting a Log-Linear Model Using the Statsmodels Formula API -- Multiple Regression Analysis | |
505 | 8 | |a Exercise 2.05: Fitting a Multiple Linear Regression Model Using the Statsmodels Formula API -- Assumptions of Regression Analysis -- Activity 2.02: Fitting a Multiple Log-Linear Regression Model -- Explaining the Results of Regression Analysis -- Regression Analysis Checks and Balances -- The F-test -- The t-test -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Binary Classification -- Introduction -- Understanding the Business Context -- Business Discovery -- Exercise 3.01: Loading and Exploring the Data from the Dataset -- Testing Business Hypotheses Using Exploratory Data Analysis | |
505 | 8 | |a Visualization for Exploratory Data Analysis -- Exercise 3.02: Business Hypothesis Testing for Age versus Propensity for a Term Loan -- Intuitions from the Exploratory Analysis -- Activity 3.01: Business Hypothesis Testing to Find Employment Status versus Propensity for Term Deposits -- Feature Engineering -- Business-Driven Feature Engineering -- Exercise 3.03: Feature Engineering -- Exploration of Individual Features -- Exercise 3.04: Feature Engineering -- Creating New Features from Existing Ones -- Data-Driven Feature Engineering -- A Quick Peek at Data Types and a Descriptive Summary | |
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