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Data Wrangling in Pandas for Machine Learning Engineers

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Data Wrangling in Pandas for Machine Learning Engineers, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 89 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 118 reviews, and has 806 subscribers.

You will learn about Youll learn data wrangling in Python. Youll be prepared for interview questions on data wrangling in Python. Data wrangling is what machine learning engineers do around 70% of the time and the skills in this course will put you ahead of others in the real world. Youll be adept using the most important Python library for data wrangling. This course is ideal for individuals who are If youre interested in becoming a machine learning engineer then this course is for you. or If youre interested in becoming a data engineer then this course is for you. or If youre a professional in any discipline that needs to become adept at data wrangling then this course is for you. It is particularly useful for If youre interested in becoming a machine learning engineer then this course is for you. or If youre interested in becoming a data engineer then this course is for you. or If youre a professional in any discipline that needs to become adept at data wrangling then this course is for you.

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Title: Data Wrangling in Pandas for Machine Learning Engineers

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 89

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 96

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 96

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Youll learn data wrangling in Python.
  • Youll be prepared for interview questions on data wrangling in Python.
  • Data wrangling is what machine learning engineers do around 70% of the time and the skills in this course will put you ahead of others in the real world.
  • Youll be adept using the most important Python library for data wrangling.
  • Who Should Attend

  • If youre interested in becoming a machine learning engineer then this course is for you.
  • If youre interested in becoming a data engineer then this course is for you.
  • If youre a professional in any discipline that needs to become adept at data wrangling then this course is for you.
  • Target Audiences

  • If youre interested in becoming a machine learning engineer then this course is for you.
  • If youre interested in becoming a data engineer then this course is for you.
  • If youre a professional in any discipline that needs to become adept at data wrangling then this course is for you.
  • Reviews: 

    The examples given and explanation provided by the instructor were great. He is entertaining as well as knowledgeable about the subject. – Prakash Shelke

    Spectacular step by step instructions with great examples and labs. -Donato

    Great course !!!!! You learn how to use the Pandas library for its own sake and not as a part of some courses devoted to other topics. -Giovanni De Angelis

    The course is really impressive. Tons of information, and I learned a great deal. I had no Python background, and now I feel a lot more confident about working with Python than ever. Thanks for the course.  Austin

    Honestly Mike your classes speak for themselves. They’re informative, concise and just really well put together. They’re exactly the kind of courses I look for. –Alex El

    I have been a software engineer for more years than I care to admit. I found the presentation, speed and depth fit what I was looking for perfectly. I believe at this point I understand enough about Pandas so that I can move forward with this branch of learning. – Danny

    Course Description 

    Welcome to Data Wrangling in Pandas for Machine Learning Engineers

    This is the second course in a series designed to prepare you for becoming a machine learning engineer.

    I’ll keep this updated and list only the courses that are live.  Here is a list of the courses that can be taken right now.  Please take them in order. The knowledge builds from course to course. 

  • The Complete Python Course for Machine Learning Engineers 

  • Data Wrangling in Pandas for Machine Learning Engineers (This one) 

  • Data Visualization in Python for Machine Learning Engineers

  • Learn the single most important skill for the machine learning engineer: Data Wrangling

  • A complete understanding of data wrangling vernacular.

  • Pandas from A-Z. 

  • The ability to completely cleanse a tabular data set in Pandas. 

  • Lab integrated. Please don’t just watch. Learning is an interactive event.  Go over every lab in detail. 

  • Real world Interviews Questions.

  • The knowledge buildsfrom course to course in a serial nature. Withoutthe first course many students might struggle with this one. Thank you. 

    Many new to machine learning believe machine learning engineers spend their days building deep
    neural models
    in Keras or SciKit-Learn. I hate to be the bearer of bad news but that isn’t the case.

    A recent study from Kaggle determined that 80% of time data scientists and machine learning engineers
    spend their time cleaning data. The term used for cleaning data in data science circles is called data wrangling.  

    In this course we are going to learn Pandasusing a lab integrated approach. Programming is something you have to do in
    order to master it. You can’t read about Python and expect to learn it. 

    Pandas is the single most important library for data wrangling in Python

    Data wrangling is the process of programmatically transforming data into a format that makes it easier to work with. 

    This might mean modifying all of the values in a given column in a certain way, or merging multiple columnstogether. The necessity for data wrangling is often a byproduct of poorly collected or presented data. 

    In the real world data is messy. Very rarelydo you have nicely cleansed data setsto point your supervised models against. 

    Keep in mind that 99% of all applied machine learning (real world machine learning) is supervised.That simply means models need really clean, nicely formatted data.  Bad data in means bad model results out. 

                                                               **Five Reasons to Take this Course**

    1) You Want to be a Machine Learning Engineer

    It’s one of the most sought after careers in the world. The growth potential career wise is second to none. You want the freedom to move anywhere you’d like. You want to be compensated for your efforts. You want to be able to work remotely. The list of benefits goes on. Without a solid understanding of data wrangling in Python you’ll have a hard time of securing a position as a machine learning engineer. 

    2) Most of Machine Learning is Data Wrangling 

    If you’re new to this space the one thing many won’t tell you is that much of the job of the data scientist and the machine learning engineer is massaging dirty data into a state where it can be modeled. In the real world data is dirty and before you can build accurate machine learning models you have to clean it. This process is called data wrangling and without this skills set you’ll never get a job as a machine learning engineer.  This course will give you the fundamentals you need to cleanse your data. 

    3) The Growth of Data is Insane 

    Ninety percent of all the world’s data has been created in the last two years. Business around the world generate approximately 450 billion transactions a day. The amount of data collected by all organizations is approximately 2.5 exabytes a day. That number doubles every month.  Almost all real world machine learning is supervised. That means you point your machine learning models at clean tabular data. Python has libraries that are specific to data cleansing. 

    4) Machine Learning in Plain English

    Machine learning is one of the hottest careers on the planet and understanding the basics is required to attaining a job as a data engineer.  Google expects data engineers and their machine learning engineers to be able to build machine learning models. 

    5) You want to be ahead of the Curve 

    The data engineer and machine learning engineer roles are fairly new.  While you’re learning, building your skills and becoming certified you are also the first to be part of this burgeoning field.  You know that the first to be certified means the first to be hired and first to receive the top compensation package. 

    Thanks for interest in Data Wrangling in Pandas for Machine Learning Engineers

    See you in the course!!

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: Is this Course for You?

    Lecture 3: What is Pandas?

    Lecture 4: What is Data Wrangling

    Lecture 5: Summary

    Lecture 6: Common Interview Questions – Section 1

    Chapter 2: Pandas Dataframe Basics

    Lecture 1: Download Raw Titanic Data Set

    Lecture 2: Load a Data Set in Pandas

    Lecture 3: Data Types

    Lecture 4: Columns, Rows and Cells

    Lecture 5: Using Loc

    Lecture 6: iloc and ix

    Lecture 7: Subsetting Rows and Columns

    Lecture 8: Lab: Slicing Dataframes

    Lecture 9: Grouped and Aggregated Calculations

    Lecture 10: Grouped frequency counts

    Lecture 11: Lab: Grouping

    Lecture 12: Summary

    Lecture 13: Common Interview Questions – Section 2

    Chapter 3: Pandas data structures

    Lecture 1: The Series Object

    Lecture 2: Series Anatomy

    Lecture 3: Lab: Working with the Series Object

    Lecture 4: Attributes

    Lecture 5: An Array Defined

    Lecture 6: The Series and Numpy Array

    Lecture 7: Lab: Descriptive Statistics For pandas Dataframe

    Lecture 8: Boolean Subsetting with the Series

    Lecture 9: Vectorized Operations

    Lecture 10: Lab: Row Based Conditional Searches

    Lecture 11: Replacing Values in Pandas

    Lecture 12: Lab: Saving A Pandas Dataframe As A CSV

    Lecture 13: Rename Column Header In Pandas

    Lecture 14: Sorting Rows in a Pandas Dataframe

    Lecture 15: Read Excel Files

    Lecture 16: Regular Expression in Pandas

    Lecture 17: Binning Data

    Lecture 18: Normalize Data in Pandas

    Lecture 19: Lab: Data Normalization

    Lecture 20: Data Normalization Lab Line by Line

    Lecture 21: Summary

    Lecture 22: Common Interview Questions – Section 3

    Chapter 4: Introduction to Plotting

    Lecture 1: Install Seaborn Via Anaconda

    Lecture 2: Matplotlib

    Lecture 3: Lab: Matplotlib Basics

    Lecture 4: Using Seaborn with a Pandas Dataframe

    Lecture 5: Lab: Seaborn Basics

    Lecture 6: Summary

    Lecture 7: Common Interview Questions – Section 4

    Chapter 5: Data Assembly

    Lecture 1: File Concatenation

    Lecture 2: Row Concatenation

    Lecture 3: Lab: Concatenation

    Lecture 4: Merging

    Lecture 5: Right, Left and Outer Joins

    Lecture 6: Lab: Merge Function

    Lecture 7: Summary

    Lecture 8: Common Interview Questions – Section 5

    Chapter 6: Missing Data

    Lecture 1: Evaluate Missing Data

    Lecture 2: Finding the NaNs

    Lecture 3: Dropping out Missing Values

    Lecture 4: Dropping Specific Cells

    Lecture 5: NaN Value Differences

    Lecture 6: Lab: Missing Data

    Lecture 7: Filling Using Index Values

    Lecture 8: Interpolation of missing values

    Lecture 9: Handling Duplicate Data

    Lecture 10: Lab: Duplicate Data

    Lecture 11: Mapping

    Lecture 12: The Replace Function

    Lecture 13: Using Functions to Create Columns

    Lecture 14: Lab: Breaking Up Strings

    Lecture 15: Summary

    Lecture 16: Common Interview Questions – Section 6

    Chapter 7: Time Series Data

    Lecture 1: Time Series Basics

    Lecture 2: Timestamp Objects

    Lecture 3: Lab: Time Series

    Lecture 4: Timedelta

    Lecture 5: The DatetimeIndex

    Lecture 6: Force Datetime Function with Coerce

    Lecture 7: The Frequency Parameter

    Lecture 8: Frequency Table

    Lecture 9: The DateOffset

    Lecture 10: Built-in Date Offset Classes

    Lecture 11: Lab: DateOffset

    Lecture 12: Anchored Offsets

    Lecture 13: Period Object

    Lecture 14: Summary

    Instructors

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