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10 Books that Data Analyst Should Read

FineReport

Then these books, I think you must read. The author is known as “the prophet of the big data era”, this book is the first of its kind in the study of big data systems. Although this book may have been somewhat outdated in the present, many of the ideas in it are still very useful. From Google. About thinking.

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The most practical causal inference book I’ve read (is still a draft)

Data Science and Beyond

Now, I believe I’ve finally found a book with practical techniques that I can use on real problems: Causal Inference by Miguel Hernán and Jamie Robins. One of the things that sets Causal Inference apart from other books on the topic is the background of its authors. Hence, the book is full of practical examples.

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Bringing an AI Product to Market

O'Reilly on Data

Without clarity in metrics, it’s impossible to do meaningful experimentation. Ethics and Data Science is a short book that helps developers think through data problems, and includes a checklist that team members should revisit throughout the process. Ongoing monitoring of critical metrics is yet another form of experimentation.

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Robust Experimentation and Testing | Reasons for Failure!

Occam's Razor

Since you're reading a blog on advanced analytics, I'm going to assume that you have been exposed to the magical and amazing awesomeness of experimentation and testing. There are fat books to teach you how to experiment ( or die! What does a robust experimentation program contain? It truly is the bee's knees.

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A Data Scientist Explains: When Does Machine Learning Work Well in Financial Markets?

DataRobot Blog

order books, flows, expectations, positioning). Not actually being a machine learning problem: Value-at-Risk modeling is the classic example here—VaR isn’t a prediction of anything, it’s a statistical summation of simulation results. As discussed, we massively accelerate that process of experimentation.

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Methods of Study Design – Experiments

Data Science 101

We all are familiar with experiments , we read about them in books or newspapers. Some pitfalls of this type of experimentation include: Suppose an experiment is performed to observe the relationship between the snack habit of a person while watching TV. Bias can cause a huge error in experimentation results so we need to avoid them.

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Understanding Simpson’s Paradox to Avoid Faulty Conclusions

Sisense

This is an example of Simpon’s paradox , a statistical phenomenon in which a trend that is present when data is put into groups reverses or disappears when the data is combined. It’s time to introduce a new statistical term. As an example, I’ll present a case from The Book of Why by Judea Pearl. How common is Simpson’s paradox

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