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|a Pierson, Lillian ,
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|a Data science for dummies
|c Lillian Pierson
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|a Second edition
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|a Hoboken, New Jersey :
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|a xvi, 364 pages :
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|a 1. Getting started with data science -- 2. Using data science to extract meaning from your data -- 3. Creating data visualizations that clearly communicate meaning -- 4. Computing for data science -- 5. Applying domain expertise to solve real-world problems using data science -- 6. The part of tens
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