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Book : Data Smart Using Data Science To Transform...

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Fabricante o sello Wiley
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-Titulo Original : Data Smart Using Data Science To Transform Information Into Insight

-Fabricante :

Wiley

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Data Science gets thrown around in the press like its magic. Major retailers are predicting everything from when their customers are pregnant to when they want a new pair of Chuck Taylors. Its a brave new world where seemingly meaningless data can be transformed into valuable insight to drive smart business decisions.But how does one exactly do data science? Do you have to hire one of these priests of the dark arts, the data scientist, to extract this gold from your data? Nope.Data science is little more than using straight-forward steps to process raw data into actionable insight. And in Data Smart, author and data scientist John Foreman will show you how thats done within the familiar environment of a spreadsheet. From the Inside Flap Data Smart makes modern statistic methods and algorithms understandable and easy to implement. Slogging through textbooks and academic papers is no longer required! -Patrick Crosby, Founder of StatHat & first CTO at OkCupidWhen Mr. Foreman interviewed for a job at my company, he arrived dressed in a Kentucky Colonel kind of suit and spoke about nonsensical things like barbecue, lasers, and orange juice pulp. Then, he explained how to de-mystify and solve just about any complex big data problem in our company with simple spreadsheets. No server clusters, mainframes, or Hadoop-a-ma-jigs. Just Excel. I hired him on the spot. After reading this book, you too will learn how to use math and basic spreadsheet formulas to improve your business or, at the very least, how to trick senior executives into hiring you as their data scientist. -Ben Chestnut, Founder & CEO of MailChimpYou need a John Foreman on your analytics team. But if you cant have John, then reading this book is the next best thing. -Patrick Lennon, Director of Analytics, The Coca-Cola CompanyMost people are approaching data science all wrong. Heres how to do it right.Not to disillusion you, but data scientists are not mystical practitioners of magical arts. Data science is something you can do. Really. This book shows you the significant data science techniques, how they work, how to use them, and how they benefit your business, large or small. Its not about coding or database technologies. Its about turning raw data into insight you can act upon, and doing it as quickly and painlessly as possible.Roll up your sleeves and lets get going.Relax - its just a spreadsheetVisit the companion website at wiley /go/datasmart to download spreadsheets for each chapter, and follow them as you learn about:Artificial intelligence using the general linear model, ensemble methods, and naive BayesClustering via k-means, spherical k-means, and graph modularityMathematical optimization, including non-linear programming and genetic algorithmsWorking with time series data and forecasting with exponential smoothingUsing Monte Carlo simulation to quantify and address riskDetecting outliers in single or multiple dimensionsExploring the data-science-focused R language From the Back Cover Data Smart makes modern statistic methods and algorithms understandable and easy to implement. Slogging through textbooks and academic papers is no longer required! -Patrick Crosby, Founder of StatHat & first CTO at OkCupidWhen Mr. Foreman interviewed for a job at my company, he arrived dressed in a Kentucky Colonel kind of suit and spoke about nonsensical things like barbecue, lasers, and orange juice pulp. Then, he explained how to de-mystify and solve just about any complex big data problem in our company with simple spreadsheets. No server clusters, mainframes, or Hadoop-a-ma-jigs. Just Excel. I hired him on the spot. After reading this book, you too will learn how to use math and basic spreadsheet formulas to improve your business or, at the very least, how to trick senior executives into hiring you as their data scientist. -Ben Chestnut, Founder & CEO of MailChimpYou need a John Foreman on yo
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