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Five Steps to Building Stunning Visualizations Using Python
Data visualization is one powerful arsenal in data science. Visualization simply means drawing different types of graphics to represent data. At times, a data point is dr...
DSC Weekly Digest 12 April 2021
Understanding Data Agility I recently co-authored a book on the next iteration of Agile. Over the years, as a programmer, information architect and eventually editor for ...
How Python Interpreter Works?
The default encoding for a Python supply report is UTF-8. This is a Unicode Standard variable-width individual encoding; it can encode 1,112,064 legitimate code elements ...
Orphaned Analytics: The Great Destroyers of Economic Value
I’m overjoyed to announce the release of my latest book “The Economics of Data, Analytics, and Digital Transformation.” The book takes many of the conce...
Simple Machine Learning Approach to Testing for Independence
We describe here a methodology that applies to any statistical test, and illustrated in the context of assessing independence between successive observations in a data se...
DSC Weekly Digest 05 April 2021
Lessons From a Convention A Winter of Discontent has shifted over the last few months to a Spring of hope. Many countries (and in the US, most states) are now actively va...
A Plethora of Machine Learning Tricks, Recipes, and Statistical Models
Source: See article #5, in section 1 Part 2 of this short series focused on fundamental techniques, see here. In this Part 3, you will find several machine learning tric...
Deep Learning for Autonomous Driving: A Breakthrough in Urban Navigation
“Autonomous vehicle” is a buzzword that’s been circulating in recent decades. However, the development of such a vehicle has posed a significant challen...
Seeking Out the Future of Search
The future of search is the rise of intelligent data and documents. Way back in 1991, Tim Berners-Lee, then a young English software developer working at CERN in Geneva, ...