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Data science, machine learning, and analytics without coding

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Data science, machine learning, and analytics without coding, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 45 lectures, based on 49 reviews, and has 343 subscribers.

You will learn about The fundamentals of data science problem solving Machine learning algorithms such as Random Forest, K-Means, and OLS Regression How to use the KNIME platform to import, process, explore, and clean data This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners in data science who do not know how to code or People who want to learn data science problem solving but do not think they will be able to learn code or Business people who want to solve problems that are too large or difficult for Excel It is particularly useful for Beginners in data science who do not know how to code or People who want to learn data science problem solving but do not think they will be able to learn code or Business people who want to solve problems that are too large or difficult for Excel.

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Summary

Title: Data science, machine learning, and analytics without coding

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 45

Number of Published Lectures: 44

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • The fundamentals of data science problem solving
  • Machine learning algorithms such as Random Forest, K-Means, and OLS Regression
  • How to use the KNIME platform to import, process, explore, and clean data
  • Who Should Attend

  • Beginners in data science who do not know how to code
  • People who want to learn data science problem solving but do not think they will be able to learn code
  • Business people who want to solve problems that are too large or difficult for Excel
  • Target Audiences

  • Beginners in data science who do not know how to code
  • People who want to learn data science problem solving but do not think they will be able to learn code
  • Business people who want to solve problems that are too large or difficult for Excel
  • Do you want to super charge your career by learning the most in demand skills? Are you interested in data science but intimidated from learning by the need to learn a programming language?

    I can teach you how to solve real data science business problems that clients have paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to solve. I’m not going to turn you into a data scientist; no 2 hour, or even 40 hour online course is able to do that. But this course can teach you skills that you can use to add value and solve business problems from day 1.

    This course is different than most for several reasons:

    1. We start with problem solving instead of coding.I feel like starting to code before solving problems is misguided; many students are turned off by hours of work to try to write a couple of meaningless lines rather than solving real problems. The key value add data scientists make is solving problems, not writing something in a language a computer understands.

    2. The examples are based on real client work. This is not like other classes that use Kaggle data sets for who survived the Titanic, or guessing what type of flower it is based on petal measurements. Those are interesting, but not useful for people wanting to sell more products, or optimize the performance of their teams. These examples are based on real client problems that companies spent big money to hire consultants (me) to solve.

    3. Visual workflows. KNIME uses a visual workflow similar to what you’ll see in Alteryx or Azure Machine Learning Studio and I genuinely think it is the future of data science. It is a better way of visualizing the problem as your are exploring data, cleaning data, and ultimately modeling. It is also something that makes your process far easier to explain to non-data scientists making it easier to work with other parts of your business.

    Summary:This course covers the full gamut of the machine learning workflow, from data and business understanding, through exploration, cleaning, modeling, and ultimately evaluation of the model. We then discuss the practical aspects of what you can change, and how you can change it, to drive impact in the business.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Intro: why this course is the best option for those wanting to make an impact

    Lecture 2: About your instructor

    Lecture 3: What is KNIME, the platform we will use in this course?

    Lecture 4: How to get KNIME (dont worry, it is free!) – do this before we start

    Chapter 2: Data Exploration

    Lecture 1: Intro to data exploration

    Lecture 2: KNIME tour and importing / accessing data

    Lecture 3: Data types in KNIME and data analysis everywhere

    Lecture 4: Group By: The most powerful node in KNIME

    Lecture 5: Pivoting: Using pivots and the math formula for more value out of Group By

    Lecture 6: Statistics: Using summary statistics from the nodes

    Lecture 7: Visualization: Graphing & plotting in KNIME

    Chapter 3: Data Cleaning

    Lecture 1: Intro to data cleaning

    Lecture 2: String to Date: Changing strings to dates

    Lecture 3: String Manipulation: Fixing our strings so we can use them

    Lecture 4: Metanodes: Combine nodes to clean up your workflow

    Lecture 5: String Manipulation (part deux): So important we do it twice

    Lecture 6: Rule engine: How to use if-else statements in KNIME

    Lecture 7: Row Filter: Removing rows we do not want to analyze

    Lecture 8: Missing Data: How KNIME can help us deal

    Chapter 4: Modeling Overview

    Lecture 1: Modeling introduction

    Lecture 2: CRISP-DM data problem solving methodology

    Lecture 3: What is machine learning?

    Chapter 5: Client model #1: Random Forest for predicting sales outcomes

    Lecture 1: Jacksonville Sales & Marketing business situation

    Lecture 2: The Random Forest model: how it works and set up in KNIME

    Lecture 3: Concatenate / Union to make a complete data set

    Lecture 4: Joiner – another super powerful node; create data set with outcomes for modeling

    Lecture 5: Filtering and binning

    Lecture 6: Implementing the model

    Lecture 7: Model scoring / business usefulness

    Chapter 6: Client model #2: Linear regression for call center performance improvement

    Lecture 1: Call Center Collections (CCC) business and data situation

    Lecture 2: Linear regression and how to perform it correctly

    Lecture 3: Implementing linear regression part 1: Building

    Lecture 4: Implementing linear regression part 2: Refining

    Lecture 5: Implementing linear regression part 3: Checking assumptions

    Lecture 6: Evaluating linear regression

    Lecture 7: What can we do with this?

    Chapter 7: Client model #3 – K-Means and clustering to find attractive segments

    Lecture 1: Bobs Best Boats – business and data understanding

    Lecture 2: K-Means clustering – how it works

    Lecture 3: Performing our first K-Means cluster

    Lecture 4: Correcting our first K-Means cluster

    Lecture 5: Evaluating the clusters – are they any good?

    Lecture 6: Creating better segments for the client

    Chapter 8: If you are interested in learning more

    Lecture 1: My thoughts on where to go from here

    Lecture 2: Additional resources that I think are solid

    Instructors

  • Data science, machine learning, and analytics without coding  No.2
    Eric Hulbert
    Data scientist | Top tier consultant
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