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15 best data science bootcamps for boosting your career

CIO Business Intelligence

WeCloudData is a data science and AI academy that offers a number of bootcamps as well as a diploma program and learning paths composed of sequential courses. On-site courses are available in Munich. Remote courses are also available. DataScientest. NYC Data Science Academy. Data Science Retreat. Science to Data Science.

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Fitting Bayesian structural time series with the bsts R package

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

This post describes the bsts software package, which makes it easy to fit some fairly sophisticated time series models with just a few lines of R code. Introduction Time series data appear in a surprising number of applications, ranging from business, to the physical and social sciences, to health, medicine, and engineering.

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Statistics for Google Sheets

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

Introduction Statistics for Google Sheets is an add-on for Google Sheets that brings elementary statistical analysis tools to spreadsheet users. hope to replace R, SAS, or similar packages designed by and for statistics experts. By STEVEN L. The statistics app for Google Sheets hopes to change that.

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Understanding Causal Inference

Domino Data Lab

Introduction. Chapter Introduction: Causal Inference. You’ve seen that logistic regression coefficients can be used to say how much more likely an outcome will occur in conjunction with a feature (for binary features) or how much more likely an outcome is to occur per unit increase in a variable (for real-valued features).

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Measuring Validity and Reliability of Human Ratings

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

by MICHAEL QUINN, JEREMY MILES, KA WONG As data scientists, we often encounter situations in which human judgment provides the ground truth. But humans often disagree, and groups of humans may disagree with each other systematically (say, experts versus laypeople). Some of this data is human-labeled. Some of this data is human-labeled.

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Our quest for robust time series forecasting at scale

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

Introduction Time series forecasting enjoys a rich and luminous history, and today is an essential element of most any business operation. So it should come as no surprise that Google has compiled and forecast time series for a long time. Hand-Drawn Time Series of Google “Results Pages”, November 1998 through July 2004.

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Unintentional data

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

by ERIC HOLLINGSWORTH A large part of the data we data scientists are asked to analyze was not collected with any specific analysis in mind, or perhaps any particular purpose at all. This post describes the analytical issues which arise in such a setting, and what the data scientist can do about them.