High-dimensional Data visualization techniques using python
Offered By: Coursera Project Network via Coursera
Course Description
Overview
By the end of this project you will learn how to analyze high-dimensional data using different visualization techniques. We are going to learn how to implement Scatterplot Matrix and Parallel coordinate plots (PCP) in python. and We will learn how to use these two high-dimensional data visualization techniques to analyze our data by solving three tasks: Outlier Detection, Correlation Analysis and Cluster analysis. we will also talk about Data reduction techniques. we will learn how to sample our data to reduce the number of the data points for a better visualization. We will also learn about the Dimensionality reduction technique to reduce the number of dimensions in our dataset and how it can help us for a better analysis.
Syllabus
- Project Overview
- By the end of this project you will learn how to analyze high-dimensional data using different visualization techniques. We are going to learn how to implement Scatterplot Matrix and Parallel coordinate plots (PCP) in python. and We will learn how to use these two high-dimensional data visualization techniques to analyze our data by solving three tasks: Outlier Detection, Correlation Analysis and Cluster analysis. we will also talk about Data reduction techniques. we will learn how to sample our data to reduce the number of the data points for a better visualization. We will also learn about the Dimensionality reduction technique to reduce the number of dimensions in our dataset and how it can help us for a better analysis.
Taught by
Ahmad Varasteh
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