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Index
Introduction Chapter One: Introduction to Data Science
Introduction to Data Science Why Use Data Science? Who is a Data Scientist? Differences Between Data Science and Business Intelligence Lifecycle
Chapter Two: Pros and Cons of Data Science
Pros Cons
Chapter Three: Statistics for Data Science
Descriptive Statistics Inferential Statistics
Chapter Four: Skills Required for Data Science
Technical Skills Non-Technical Skills
Chapter Five: Tools Required for Data Science
R Programming Language Python Programming Language Hadoop Structured Query Language (SQL) SAS Apache Spark D3.js
Chapter Six: Application of Data Science
Risk and Fraud Detection Healthcare Genetics and Genomics Drug Development Internet Search Website Recommendations Advanced Image Recognition Virtual Assistance Speech Recognition Planning Routes for Airplanes Gaming Augmented Reality
Chapter Seven: Algorithms and Statistics
Naïve Bayes Linear Regression Logistic Regression Neural Networks Applying Math to Data Science Models
Chapter Eight: Data Science in a Sector
Communicate the Insights Captured Through Data Leverage Cloud-Based Solutions
Chapter Nine: Data Cleaning Using R
Step One: Exploratory Analysis of Data Step Two: Visual Exploratory Analysis Step Three: Correct Errors
Chapter Ten: Develop a Predictive Model Using R Chapter Eleven: Create Data Visualization to Communicate the Insight Chapter Twelve: Document Your Insights from the Data Conclusion References
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