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WHO WE ARE
OUR PHILOSOPHY
OUR EXPERTISE
INTRODUCTION
WHO IS THIS BOOK FOR?
Beginners and Students
Career Changers
Professionals in Data-Adjacent Roles
Aspiring Data Scientists and AI Engineers
Educators and Trainers
HOW TO USE THIS BOOK
Start at the Beginning
Work Through the Exercises
Take the Quizzes
Participate in Projects
Utilize Additional Resources
Collaborate and Share
Experiment and Explore
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO DATA ANALYSIS AND
PYTHON
1.1 IMPORTANCE OF DATA ANALYSIS
1.1.1 Informed Decision-Making
1.1.2 Identifying Trends
1.1.3 Enhancing Efficiency
1.1.4 Resource Allocation
1.1.5 Customer Satisfaction
1.1.6 Social Impact
1.1.7 Innovation and Competitiveness
1.2 ROLE OF PYTHON IN DATA ANALYSIS
1.2.1 User-Friendly Syntax
1.2.2 Rich Ecosystem of Libraries
1.2.3 Community Support
1.2.4 Integration and Interoperability
1.2.5 Scalability
1.2.6 Real-world Applications
1.2.7 Versatility Across Domains
1.2.8 Strong Support for Data Science Operations
1.2.9 Open Source Advantage
1.2.10 Easy to Learn, Hard to Master
1.2.11 Cross-platform Compatibility
1.2.12 Future-Proofing Your Skillset
1.2.13 The Ethical Aspect
1.3 OVERVIEW OF THE DATA ANALYSIS PROCESS
1.3.1 Define the Problem or Question
1.3.2 Data Collection
1.3.3 Data Cleaning and Preprocessing
1.3.4 Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
1.3.5 Data Modeling
1.3.6 Evaluate and Interpret Results
1.3.7 Communicate Findings
1.3.8 Common Challenges and Pitfalls
1.3.9 The Complexity of Real-world Data
1.3.10 Selection Bias
1.3.11 Overfitting and Underfitting
PRACTICAL EXERCISES FOR CHAPTER 1
Exercise 1: Define a Data Analysis Problem
Exercise 2: Data Collection with Python
Exercise 3: Basic Data Cleaning with Pandas
Exercise 4: Create a Basic Plot
Exercise 5: Evaluate a Simple Model
CONCLUSION FOR CHAPTER 1
QUIZ FOR PART I: INTRODUCTION TO DATA ANALYSIS
AND PYTHON
CHAPTER 2: GETTING STARTED WITH PYTHON
2.1 INSTALLING PYTHON
2.1.1 For Windows Users:
2.1.2 For Mac Users:
2.1.3 For Linux Users:
2.1.4 Test Your Installation
2.2 YOUR FIRST PYTHON PROGRAM
2.2.1 A Simple Print Function
2.2.2 Variables and Basic Arithmetic
2.2.3 Using Python's Interactive Mode
2.3 VARIABLES AND DATA TYPES
2.3.1 What is a Variable?
2.3.2 Data Types in Python
2.3.3 Declaring and Using Variables
2.3.4 Type Conversion
2.3.5 Variable Naming Conventions and Best Practices
PRACTICAL EXERCISES FOR CHAPTER 2
Exercise 1: Install Python
Exercise 2: Your First Python Script
Exercise 3: Working with Variables
Exercise 4: Type Conversion
Exercise 5: Explore Data Types
Exercise 6: Variable Naming
CHAPTER 2 CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 3: BASIC PYTHON PROGRAMMING
3.1 CONTROL STRUCTURES
3.1.1 If, Elif, and Else Statements
3.1.2 For Loops
3.1.3 While Loops
3.1.4 Nested Control Structures
3.2 FUNCTIONS AND MODULES
3.2.1 Functions
3.2.2 Parameters and Arguments
3.2.3 Return Statement
3.2.4 Modules
3.2.5 Creating Your Own Module
3.2.6 Lambda Functions
3.2.7 Function Decorators
3.2.8 Working with Third-Party Modules
3.3 PYTHON SCRIPTING
3.3.1 Writing Your First Python Script
3.3.2 Script Execution and Command-Line Arguments
3.3.3 Automating Tasks
3.3.4 Debugging Scripts
3.3.5 Scheduling Python Scripts
3.3.6 Script Logging
3.3.7 Packaging Your Scripts
PRACTICAL EXERCISES CHAPTER 3
Exercise 1: Your First Script
Exercise 2: Command-Line Arguments
Exercise 3: CSV File Reader
Exercise 4: Simple Task Automation
Exercise 5: Debugging Practice
Exercise 6: Script Logging
CHAPTER 3 CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 4: SETTING UP YOUR DATA ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT
4.1 INSTALLING ANACONDA
4.1.1 For Windows Users:
4.1.2 For macOS Users:
4.1.3 For Linux Users:
4.1.4 Troubleshooting and Tips
4.2 JUPYTER NOTEBOOK BASICS
4.2.1 Launching Jupyter Notebook
4.2.2 The Notebook Interface
4.2.3 Writing and Running Code
4.2.4 Markdown and Annotations
4.2.5 Saving and Exporting
4.2.6 Advanced Features of Jupyter Notebook
4.3 GIT FOR VERSION CONTROL
4.3.1 Why Use Git?
4.3.2 Installing Git
4.3.3 Basic Git Commands
4.3.4 Git Best Practices for Data Analysis
PRACTICAL EXERCISES CHAPTER 4
Exercise 4.1: Installing Anaconda
Exercise 4.2: Jupyter Notebook Basics
Exercise 4.3: Git for Version Control
CHAPTER 4 CONCLUSION
QUIZ FOR PART II: PYTHON BASICS FOR DATA
ANALYSIS
CHAPTER 5: NUMPY FUNDAMENTALS
5.1 ARRAYS AND MATRICES
5.1.1 Additional Operations on Arrays
5.2 BASIC OPERATIONS
5.2.1 Arithmetic Operations
5.2.2 Aggregation Functions
5.2.3 Boolean Operations
5.2.4 Vectorization
5.3 ADVANCED NUMPY FUNCTIONS
5.3.1 Aggregation Functions
5.3.2 Indexing and Slicing
5.3.3 Broadcasting with Advanced Operations
5.3.4 Logical Operations
5.3.5 Handling Missing Data
5.3.6 Reshaping Arrays
PRACTICAL EXERCISES FOR CHAPTER 5
Exercise 1: Create an Array
Exercise 2: Array Arithmetic
Exercise 3: Handling Missing Data
Exercise 4: Advanced NumPy Functions
CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 6: DATA MANIPULATION WITH PANDAS
6.1 DATAFRAMES AND SERIES
6.1.1 DataFrame
6.1.2 Series
6.1.3 DataFrame vs Series
6.1.4 DataFrame Methods and Attributes
6.1.5 Series Methods and Attributes
6.1.6 Changing Data Types
6.2 DATA WRANGLING
6.2.1 Reading Data from Various Sources
6.2.2 Handling Missing Values
6.2.3 Data Transformation
6.2.4 Data Aggregation
6.2.5 Merging and Joining DataFrames
6.2.6 Applying Functions
6.2.7 Pivot Tables and Cross-Tabulation
6.2.8 String Manipulation
6.2.9 Time Series Operations
6.3 HANDLING MISSING DATA
6.3.1 Detecting Missing Data
6.3.2 Handling Missing Values
6.3.3 Advanced Strategies
6.4 REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES: CHALLENGES AND PITFALLS IN
HANDLING MISSING DATA
6.4.1 Case Study 1: Healthcare Data
6.4.2 Case Study 2: Financial Data
6.4.3 Challenges and Pitfalls:
PRACTICAL EXERCISES CHAPTER 6
Exercise 1: Creating DataFrames
Exercise 2: Missing Data Handling
Exercise 3: Data Wrangling
CHAPTER 6 CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 7: DATA VISUALIZATION WITH MATPLOTLIB
AND SEABORN
7.1 BASIC PLOTTING WITH MATPLOTLIB
7.1.1 Installing Matplotlib
7.1.2 Your First Plot
7.1.3 Customizing Your Plot
7.1.4 Subplots
7.1.5 Legends and Annotations
7.1.6 Error Bars
7.2 ADVANCED VISUALIZATIONS
7.2.1 Customizing Plot Styles
7.2.2 3D Plots
7.2.3 Seaborn's Beauty
7.2.4 Heatmaps
7.2.5 Creating Interactive Visualizations
7.2.6 Exporting Your Visualizations
7.2.7 Performance Tips for Large Datasets
7.3 INTRODUCTION TO SEABORN
7.3.1 Installation
7.3.2 Basic Plotting with Seaborn
7.3.3 Categorical Plots
7.3.4 Styling and Themes
7.3.5 Seaborn for Exploratory Data Analysis
7.3.6 Facet Grids
7.3.7 Joint Plots
7.3.8 Customizing Styles
PRACTICAL EXERCISES - CHAPTER 7
Exercise 1: Basic Line Plot
Exercise 2: Bar Chart with Seaborn
Exercise 3: Scatter Plot Matrix
Exercise 4: Advanced Plot - Heatmap
Exercise 5: Customize Your Plot
CHAPTER 7 CONCLUSION
QUIZ FOR PART III: CORE LIBRARIES FOR DATA
ANALYSIS
CHAPTER 8: UNDERSTANDING EDA
8.1 IMPORTANCE OF EDA
8.1.1 Why is EDA Crucial?
8.1.2 Code Example: Simple EDA using Pandas
8.1.3 Importance in Big Data
8.1.4 Human Element
8.1.5 Risk Mitigation
8.1.6 Examples from Different Domains
8.1.7 Comparing Datasets
8.1.8 Code Snippets for Visual EDA
8.2 TYPES OF DATA
8.2.1 Numerical Data
8.2.2 Categorical Data
8.2.3 Textual Data
8.2.4 Time-Series Data
8.2.5 Multivariate Data
8.2.6 Geospatial Data
8.3 DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
8.3.1 What Are Descriptive Statistics?
8.3.2 Measures of Central Tendency
8.3.3 Measures of Variability
8.3.4 Why Is It Useful?
8.3.6 Example: Analyzing Customer Reviews
8.3.7 Skewness and Kurtosis
PRACTICAL EXERCISES FOR CHAPTER 8
Exercise 1: Understanding the Importance of EDA
Exercise 2: Identifying Types of Data
Exercise 3: Calculating Descriptive Statistics
Exercise 4: Understanding Skewness and Kurtosis
CHAPTER 8 CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 9: DATA PREPROCESSING
9.1 DATA CLEANING
9.1.1 Types of 'Unclean' Data
9.1.2 Handling Missing Data
9.1.3 Dealing with Duplicate Data
9.1.4 Data Standardization
9.1.5 Outliers Detection
9.1.6 Dealing with Imbalanced Data
9.1.7 Column Renaming
9.1.8 Encoding Categorical Variables
9.1.9 Logging the Changes
9.2 FEATURE ENGINEERING
9.2.1 What is Feature Engineering?
9.2.2 Types of Feature Engineering
9.2.3 Key Considerations
9.2.4 Feature Importance
9.3 DATA TRANSFORMATION
9.3.1 Why Data Transformation?
9.3.2 Types of Data Transformation
9.3.3 Inverse Transformation
PRACTICAL EXERCISES: CHAPTER 9
Exercise 9.1: Data Cleaning
Exercise 9.2: Feature Engineering
Exercise 9.3: Data Transformation
CHAPTER 9 CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 10: VISUAL EXPLORATORY DATA ANALYSIS
10.1 UNIVARIATE ANALYSIS
10.1.1 Histograms
10.1.2 Box Plots
10.1.3 Count Plots for Categorical Data
10.1.4 Descriptive Statistics alongside Visuals
10.1.5 Kernel Density Plot
10.1.6 Violin Plot
10.1.7 Data Skewness and Kurtosis
10.2 BIVARIATE ANALYSIS
10.2.1 Scatter Plots
10.2.2 Correlation Coefficient
10.2.3 Line Plots
10.2.4 Heatmaps
10.2.5 Pairplots
10.2.6 Statistical Significance in Bivariate Analysis
10.2.7 Handling Categorical Variables in Bivariate Analysis
10.2.8 Real-world Applications of Bivariate Analysis
10.3 MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS
10.3.1 What is Multivariate Analysis?
10.3.2 Types of Multivariate Analysis
10.3.3 Example: Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
10.3.4 Example: Cluster Analysis
10.3.5 Real-world Applications of Multivariate Analysis
10.3.6 Heatmaps for Correlation Matrices
10.3.7 Example using Multiple Regression Analysis
10.3.8 Cautionary Points
10.3.9 Other Dimensionality Reduction Techniques
PRACTICAL EXERCISES CHAPTER 10
Exercise 1: Univariate Analysis with Histograms
Exercise 2: Bivariate Analysis with Scatter Plot
Exercise 3: Multivariate Analysis using Heatmap
CHAPTER 10 CONCLUSION
QUIZ FOR PART IV: EXPLORATORY DATA ANALYSIS
(EDA)
PROJECT 1: ANALYZING CUSTOMER REVIEWS
1.1 DATA COLLECTION
1.1.1 Web Scraping with BeautifulSoup
1.1.2 Using APIs
1.2: DATA CLEANING
1.2.1 Removing Duplicates
1.2.2 Handling Missing Values
1.2.4 Outliers and Anomalies
1.3: DATA VISUALIZATION
1.3.1 Distribution of Ratings
1.3.2 Word Cloud for Reviews
1.3.3 Sentiment Analysis
1.3.4 Time-Series Analysis
1.4: BASIC SENTIMENT ANALYSIS
1.4.1 TextBlob for Sentiment Analysis
1.4.2 Visualizing TextBlob Results
1.4.3 Comparing TextBlob Sentiments with Ratings
CHAPTER 11: PROBABILITY THEORY
11.1 BASIC CONCEPTS
11.1.1 Probability of an Event
11.1.2 Python Example: Dice Roll
11.1.3 Complementary Events
11.1.4 Independent and Dependent Events
11.1.5 Conditional Probability
11.1.6 Python Example: Complementary Events
11.2: PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS
11.2.1 What is a Probability Distribution?
11.2.2 Types of Probability Distributions
11.2.3 Python Example: Plotting a Normal Distribution
11.2.4 Why are Probability Distributions Important?
11.2.5 Skewness
11.2.6 Kurtosis
11.2.7 Python Example: Calculating Skewness and
Kurtosis
11.3: SPECIALIZED PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS
11.3.1 Exponential Distribution
11.3.2 Poisson Distribution
11.3.3 Beta Distribution
11.3.4 Gamma Distribution
11.3.5 Log-Normal Distribution
11.3.6 Weibull Distribution
11.4 BAYESIAN THEORY
11.4.1 Basics of Bayesian Theory
11.4.2 Example: Diagnostic Test
11.4.3 Bayesian Networks
PRACTICAL EXERCISES FOR CHAPTER 11
Exercise 1: Roll the Die
Exercise 2: Bayesian Inference for a Coin Toss
Exercise 3: Bayesian Disease Diagnosis
CHAPTER 11 CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 12: HYPOTHESIS TESTING
12.1 NULL AND ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESES
12.1.1 P-values and Significance Level
12.1.2 Type I and Type II Errors
12.2 T-TEST AND P-VALUES
12.2.1 What is a t-test?
12.2.2 Types of t-tests
12.2.3 Understanding p-values
12.2.4 Paired t-tests
12.2.5 Assumptions behind t-tests
12.2.6 Multiple Comparisons and the Bonferroni Correction
12.3 ANOVA (ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE)
12.3.1 What is ANOVA?
12.3.2 Why Use ANOVA?
12.3.3 One-way ANOVA
13.3.4 Example: One-way ANOVA in Python
12.3.5 Two-way ANOVA
12.3.6 Repeated Measures ANOVA
12.3.7 Assumptions of ANOVA
PRACTICAL EXERCISES CHAPTER 12
Exercise 1: Conducting a t-test
Exercise 2: Performing One-Way ANOVA
Exercise 3: Post-Hoc Analysis
CHAPTER 12 CONCLUSION
QUIZ FOR PART V: STATISTICAL FOUNDATIONS
CHAPTER 13: INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE LEARNING
13.1 TYPES OF MACHINE LEARNING
13.1.1 Supervised Learning
13.1.2 Unsupervised Learning
13.1.3 Reinforcement Learning
13.1.4 Semi-Supervised Learning
13.1.5 Multi-Instance Learning
13.1.6 Ensemble Learning
13.1.7 Meta-Learning
13.2 BASIC ALGORITHMS
13.2.1 Linear Regression
13.2.2 Logistic Regression
13.2.3 Decision Trees
13.2.4 k-Nearest Neighbors (k-NN)
13.2.5 Support Vector Machines (SVM)
13.3 MODEL EVALUATION
13.3.1 Accuracy
13.3.2 Confusion Matrix
13.3.3 Precision, Recall, and F1-Score
13.3.4 ROC and AUC
13.3.5 Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and Mean Squared
Error (MSE) for Regression
PRACTICAL EXERCISES CHAPTER 13
Exercise 13.1: Types of Machine Learning
Exercise 13.2: Implement a Basic Algorithm
Exercise 13.3: Model Evaluation
CHAPTER 13 CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 14: SUPERVISED LEARNING
14.1 LINEAR REGRESSION
14.1.1 Assumptions of Linear Regression
14.1.2 Regularization
14.1.3 Polynomial Regression
14.1.4 Interpreting Coefficients
14.2 TYPES OF CLASSIFICATION ALGORITHMS
14.2.1. Logistic Regression
14.2.2. K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
14.2.3. Decision Trees
14.2.4. Support Vector Machine (SVM)
14.2.5. Random Forest
14.2.6 Pros and Cons
14.2.7 Ensemble Methods
14.3 DECISION TREES
14.3.1 How Decision Trees Work
14.3.2 Hyperparameter Tuning
14.3.3 Feature Importance
14.3.4 Pruning Decision Trees
PRACTICAL EXERCISES CHAPTER 14
Exercise 1: Implementing Simple Linear Regression
Exercise 2: Classify Iris Species Using k-NN
Exercise 3: Decision Tree Classifier for Breast Cancer
Data
CHAPTER CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 15: UNSUPERVISED LEARNING
15.1 CLUSTERING
15.1.1 What is Clustering?
15.1.2 Types of Clustering
15.1.3 K-Means Clustering
15.1.4 Evaluating the Number of Clusters: Elbow Method
15.1.5 Handling Imbalanced Clusters
15.1.6 Cluster Validity Indices
15.1.7 Mixed-type Data
15.2 PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS (PCA)
15.2.1 Why Use PCA?
15.2.2 Mathematical Background
15.2.3 Implementing PCA with Python
15.2.4 Interpretation
15.2.5 Limitations
15.2.6 Feature Importance and Explained Variance
15.2.7 When Not to Use PCA?
15.2.8 Practical Applications
15.3 ANOMALY DETECTION
15.3.1 What is Anomaly Detection?
15.3.2 Types of Anomalies
15.3.3 Algorithms for Anomaly Detection
15.3.4 Pros and Cons
15.3.5 When to Use Anomaly Detection
15.3.6 Hyperparameter Tuning in Anomaly Detection
15.3.7 Evaluation Metrics
PRACTICAL EXERCISES CHAPTER 15
Exercise 1: K-means Clustering
Exercise 2: Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
Exercise 3: Anomaly Detection with Isolation Forest
CHAPTER 15 CONCLUSION
QUIZ PART VI: MACHINE LEARNING BASICS
PROJECT 2: PREDICTING HOUSE PRICES
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Installing Necessary Libraries
DATA COLLECTION AND PREPROCESSING
Data Collection
Data Preprocessing
Handling Missing Values
Data Encoding
Feature Scaling
FEATURE ENGINEERING
Creating Polynomial Features
Interaction Terms
Categorical Feature Engineering
Temporal Features
Feature Transformation
MODEL BUILDING AND EVALUATION
Data Splitting
Model Selection
Model Evaluation
Fine-Tuning
Exporting the Trained Model
CHAPTER 16: CASE STUDY 1: SALES DATA ANALYSIS
16.1 PROBLEM DEFINITION
16.1.1 What are we trying to solve?
16.1.2 Python Code: Setting up the Environment
16.2 EDA AND VISUALIZATION
16.2.1 Importing the Data
16.2.2 Data Cleaning
16.2.3 Basic Statistical Insights
16.2.4 Data Visualization
16.3 PREDICTIVE MODELING
16.3.1 Preprocessing for Predictive Modeling
16.3.2 Model Selection and Training
16.3.3 Model Evaluation
16.3.4 Making Future Predictions
PRACTICAL EXERCISES: SALES DATA ANALYSIS
Exercise 1: Data Exploration
Exercise 2: Data Visualization
Exercise 3: Simple Predictive Modeling
Exercise 4: Advanced
CHAPTER 16 CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 17: CASE STUDY 2: SOCIAL MEDIA
SENTIMENT ANALYSIS
17.1 DATA COLLECTION
17.2 TEXT PREPROCESSING
17.2.1 Cleaning Tweets
17.2.2 Tokenization
17.2.3 Stopwords Removal
17.3 SENTIMENT ANALYSIS
17.3.1 Naive Bayes Classifier
PRACTICAL EXERCISES
Exercise 1: Data Collection
Exercise 2: Text Preprocessing
Exercise 3: Sentiment Analysis with Naive Bayes
CHAPTER 17 CONCLUSION
QUIZ PART VII: CASE STUDIES
PROJECT 3: CAPSTONE PROJECT: BUILDING A
RECOMMENDER SYSTEM
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Objective
Why this Problem?
Evaluation Metrics
Data Requirements
DATA COLLECTION AND PREPROCESSING
Data Collection
Data Preprocessing
MODEL BUILDING
Installation and Importing Libraries
Preparing Data for the Model
Building the SVD Model
Making Predictions
EVALUATION AND DEPLOYMENT
Model Evaluation
Deployment Considerations
Continuous Monitoring
CHAPTER 18: BEST PRACTICES AND TIPS
18.1 CODE ORGANIZATION
18.1.1 Folder Structure
18.1.2 File Naming
18.1.3 Code Comments and Documentation
18.1.4 Consistent Formatting
18.2 DOCUMENTATION
18.2.1. Code Comments
18.2.2. README File
18.2.3. Documentation Generation Tools
18.2.4. In-line Documentation
CONCLUSION
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