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Unsupervised Learning: Clustering
This course will focus on Clustering algorithms and methods through practical examples and code. More importantly, it will get you up and running quickly with a clear conceptual understanding. The course has code & sample data for you to run and learn from. It also encourages you to explore your own datasets using Clustering algorithms.
Full Stack Data Science Program
This is the most comprehensive Full Stack Data Science program available that covers all steps of the Data Science process, from Data Integration, Data Manipulation, Descriptive Analytics and Visualization to Statistical Analysis, Predictive Analytics, and Machine Learning models using R, Python, Tableau, Tensor Flow, and Keras.
Learning Python with PyCharm (Linkedin Learning)
Get your development environment set up correctly with instructor Bruce Van Horn's step-by-step guidance, and explore PyCharm's first-rate text editing tools. Learn how to improve your code quality with Lens Mode and Intentions, refactor and debug code, and perform unit testing with the PyCharm test runner.
Python for Data Science Essential Training (Linkedin Learning)
In this practical, hands-on course, learn how to use Python for data preparation, data munging, data visualization, and predictive analytics. Instructor Lillian Pierson, P.E. covers the essential Python methods for preparing, cleaning, reformatting, and visualizing your data for use in analytics and data science.
R for Data Science: Lunchbreak Lessons (Linkedin Learning)
Programming is learned in small bits. You build on basic concepts. You transfer the knowledge you already have to the next language. Lunch Break Lessons teaches one of the most popular programming languages for data analysis and reporting'in short lessons that expand on what existing programmers already know.
R: Interactive Visualizations (Linkedin Learning)
Start by learning to manage packages and structure data for visualizations with the tidyverse and the pipe operator. Then there is an important question: Which library should you choose? The course introduces five popular options: Leaflet, Plotly, Highcharter, visNetwork, and DataTables (DT).