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Statistics for Data Science

Statistics for Data Science

By : James D. Miller
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Statistics for Data Science

Statistics for Data Science

3.6 (5)
By: James D. Miller

Overview of this book

Data science is an ever-evolving field, which is growing in popularity at an exponential rate. Data science includes techniques and theories extracted from the fields of statistics; computer science, and, most importantly, machine learning, databases, data visualization, and so on. This book takes you through an entire journey of statistics, from knowing very little to becoming comfortable in using various statistical methods for data science tasks. It starts off with simple statistics and then move on to statistical methods that are used in data science algorithms. The R programs for statistical computation are clearly explained along with logic. You will come across various mathematical concepts, such as variance, standard deviation, probability, matrix calculations, and more. You will learn only what is required to implement statistics in data science tasks such as data cleaning, mining, and analysis. You will learn the statistical techniques required to perform tasks such as linear regression, regularization, model assessment, boosting, SVMs, and working with neural networks. By the end of the book, you will be comfortable with performing various statistical computations for data science programmatically.
Table of Contents (13 chapters)
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Summary

In this chapter, we discovered statistical boosting, first providing an explanation of the key concepts used in statistics relevant to the topic of boosting, thus helping to define boosting itself.

We also contemplated the notion of using statistical boosting to better understand data in just about every database.

In the next chapter, will again strive to use developer terminologies, this time in an effort to define a support vector machine, identify various applications for its use, and walk through an example of using a simple SVM to classify the data in a database.

 

 

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