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Practical Data Analysis using Jupyter Notebook
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Section 1: Data Analysis Essentials Fundamentals of Data Analysis
The evolution of data analysis and why it is important What makes a good data analyst? Understanding data types and their significance Common data types Data classifications and data attributes explained Understanding data literacy
Overview of Python and Installing Jupyter Notebook
Technical requirements Installing Python and using Jupyter Notebook Installing Anaconda Running Jupyter and installing Python packages for data analysis Hello World! – running your first Python code Creating a project folder hierarchy Uploading a file Exploring Python packages Checking for pandas Checking for NumPy Checking for sklearn Checking for Matplotlib Checking for SciPy Summary Future reading
Getting Started with NumPy
Technical requirements Understanding a Python NumPy array and its importance Differences between single and multiple dimensional arrays Making your first NumPy array Useful array functions Practical use cases of NumPy and arrays Assigning values to arrays manually Assigning values to arrays directly Assigning values to an array using a loop Summary Further reading
Creating Your First pandas DataFrame
Technical requirements Techniques for manipulating tabular data Understanding pandas and DataFrames Handling essential data formats CSV XML Data hierarchy Defined schema JSON Data dictionaries and data types Creating our first DataFrame  Summary Further reading
Gathering and Loading Data in Python
Technical requirements Introduction to SQL and relational databases From SQL to pandas DataFrames explained Fundamental statistics etadata explained data lineage Data flow The input stage The data ingestion stage Business rules Summary Further reading
Section 2: Solutions for Data Discovery Visualizing and Working with Time Series Data
Technical requirements Data modeling for results  Introducing dimensions and measures Anatomy of a chart and data viz best practices Analyzing your data Why pie charts have lost ground Art versus science   Comparative analysis Date and time trends explained The shape of the curve Creating your first time series chart  Summary Further reading
Exploring, Cleaning, Refining, and Blending Datasets
Technical requirements Retrieving, viewing, and storing tabular data Retrieving Viewing  Storing Learning how to restrict, sort, and sift through data Restricting Sorting Sifting Cleaning, refining, and purifying data using Python Combining and binning data Binning Summary Further reading
Understanding Joins, Relationships, and Aggregates
Technical requirements Foundations of join relationships One-to-one relationships Many-to-one relationships Many-to-many relationship Left join Right join Inner join Outer join Join types in action Explaining data aggregation Understanding the granularity of data in action Summary statistics and outliers Summary Further reading
Plotting, Visualization, and Storytelling
Technical requirements Explaining distribution analysis KYD Shape of the curve Understanding outliers and trends Geoanalytical techniques and tips Finding patterns in data Summary Further reading
Section 3: Working with Unstructured Big Data Exploring Text Data and Unstructured Data
Technical requirements Preparing to work with unstructured data Corpus in action Tokenization explained Tokenize in action Counting words and exploring results Counting words Normalizing text techniques Stemming and lemmatization in action Excluding words from analysis Summary Further reading
Practical Sentiment Analysis
Technical requirements Why sentiment analysis is important Elements of an NLP model Creating a prediction output Sentiment analysis packages Sentiment analysis in action Manual input Social media file input Summary Further reading
Bringing It All Together
Technical requirements Discovering real-world datasets Data.gov The Humanitarian Data Exchange The World Bank Our World in Data Reporting results Storytelling The Capstone project KYD sources Exercise Summary Further reading
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