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DATA SCIENCE
Authors:
Dr. V. N. Rajavarman, Mrs. R. Gayathri, Mrs. R. Hemavathi
Publication Date:
DECEMBER 1, 2022
No.of Pages: 214
Price: 350/-
ISBN:
978-93-92090-09-7
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47716/MTS.B.978-93-92090-09-7
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Abstract
The field of study known as “data science,” the goal is to glean useful information from massive volumes of data by using a wide variety of scientific approaches, algorithmic procedures, and other procedures. Discovering hidden patterns in the raw data is much easier with its assistance. As a result of developments in mathematical statistics, data analysis, and big data, a new field known as “data science” has come into existence. The discipline of Data Science is an interdisciplinary one that enables one to derive information from either organised or unstructured data. The field of data science gives you the ability to turn an issue with your company into a research project and then turn that project into a solution for real-world problems. When it comes to the field of data science, we need some kind of programming language or instrument, such as Python. In spite of the fact that there are more tools for data science, such as R and SAS, the primary emphasis of this post will be on Python and how it may be advantageous for data science. In recent years, Python has emerged as a dominant force in the world of programming languages. Its incorporation into data science, the internet of things, artificial intelligence, and other technological fields has contributed to the rise in its popularity. Python is a popular choice for usage as a programming language for data science due to the fact that it provides access to a variety of powerful mathematical and statistical tools. Python is used by data scientists all around the globe, and this is a big reason why Python is used. If you’ve been paying attention to industry developments over the last few years, you’ve probably seen that Python has emerged as the dominant programming language, especially in the data science sector. This book has five units that cover the whole of the university curriculum for Data Science. Beginning with an introduction, the courses address describing data, using Python for data handling, describing relationships, and using Python for data visualisations respectively. Students of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology, and Computer Applications from all of India’s universities are the intended audience for this book, which was developed just for them.
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Book Citation
Rajavarman.V.N,Gayathri.R, Hemavathi.R.,(2022). Data Science (1st ed., Vol. 1). Magestic Technology Solutions (P) Ltd. ISBN: 978-93-92090-09-7. DOI: https://doi.org/10.47716/MTS.B.978-93-92090-09-7