Python Data Analysis
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Python Data Analysis at Linkedin Learning Overview
Python Data Analysis
at Linkedin Learning
course covers how to set up your analysis environment and provides a refresher on the basics of working with data structures in Python.
Duration | 3 hours |
Total fee | ₹899 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
Python Data Analysis
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Python Data Analysis at Linkedin Learning Highlights
Python Data Analysis
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- Certificate will be provided post completion of training
Python Data Analysis at Linkedin Learning Course details
Python Data Analysis
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Skills you will learn
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- Course covers how to set up your analysis environment and provides a refresher on the basics of working with data structures in Python. Then, he jumps into the big stuff: the power of arrays, indexing, and tables in NumPy and pandas—two popular third-party packages designed specifically for data analysis. He also walks through two sample big-data projects: using NumPy to identify and visualize weather patterns and using pandas to analyze the popularity of baby names over the last century
Python Data Analysis at Linkedin Learning Curriculum
Python Data Analysis
at Linkedin Learning
Introduction
What You Need To know
Whats new in this Update
Installation And Set Up
Working With Jupyter Notebooks
Using the Exercise Files
Data Structures In Pure Python
Dictionaries and Sets
Comprehension
word play: Anagrams and Palindromes
Finding Anagrams
Challenge Palindromes
Arrays With Numpys
Numpy overview
Creating Numpy Arrays
Use Case : Weather Data
overview of use case
smoothing time series
Pandas
Pandas Overview
Data Frames And Series
Use Case : Baby Names
loading data sets
Comparing name Popularity
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