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Python Data Analysis

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

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Course Description

Overview

Interested in using Python for data analysis? Learn how to use Python, NumPy, and pandas together to analyze data sets large and small.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Get started in data analysis with Python
  • What you need to know
  • What's new in this update
1. Installation and Setup
  • Install Anaconda Python on OS X
  • Install Anaconda Python on Windows
  • Working with Jupyter Notebooks
  • Using the exercise files
  • Using Python in the cloud
2. Data Structures in Pure Python
  • Warmup with Python loops
  • Sequences: Lists, tuples, and the slicing syntax
  • Dictionaries and sets
  • Comprehensions
  • Advanced Python containers
3. Wordplay: Anagrams and Palindromes
  • Anagrams overview
  • Loading a dictionary
  • Finding anagrams
  • Challenge: Palindromes
  • Solution: Palindromes
4. Arrays with NumPy
  • NumPy overview
  • Creating NumPy arrays
  • Indexing NumPy arrays
  • Doing math with NumPy arrays
  • Special arrays: Records and dates
5. Use Case: Weather Data
  • Overview of use case
  • Loading station and temperature data
  • Filling missing values
  • Smoothing time series
  • Weather charts
  • Challenge: Weather anomalies
  • Solution: Weather anomalies
6. pandas
  • pandas overview
  • DataFrames and Series
  • Indexing in pandas
  • Plotting
7. Use Case: Baby Names
  • Overview of use case
  • Loading data sets
  • Comparing name popularity
  • Yearly top ten names
  • Challenge: Unisex baby names
  • Solution: Unisex baby names
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Michele Vallisneri

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