Telling Stories with Data (Chapman & Hall/CRC)
Monday, 07 August 2023

This book teaches the end-to-end skills needed to do data science and includes applications in R. Dr. Rohan Alexander says this means gathering, cleaning, preparing, and sharing data, then using statistical models to analyse data, writing about the results of those models, drawing conclusions from them, and finally, using the cloud to put a model into production, all done in a reproducible way. The book looks at how the communicate the results of statistical modelling, and also looks at ethics and reproducibility.

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Author: Dr. Rohan Alexander
Publisher: Chapman & Hall/CRC
Date: July 2023
Pages: 598
ISBN: 978-1032134772
Print: 1032134771
Kindle: B0C97MMKPX
Audience: Data scientists
Level: Intermediate
Category: Data Science

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