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MASTERING DATA SCIENCE WITH EDUREKA

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION TO DATA SCIENCE 3


Data Science Domains
How to solve a problem in Data Science?

2. DATA SCIENCE LIFECYCLE 5


Discovery
Data Preparation
Data Planning
Model Building
Operationalize
Communicate Results

3. INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE LEARNING 7


What is Machine Learning?
How Machine Learning works?
Types of Machine Learning

4. LANGUAGES FOR DATA SCIENCE 10


Python for Data Science
R Programming for Data Science

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5. DATA SCIENCE TOOLS 12


Data Storage Tools
Exploratory Data Analysis Tools
Data Modelling Tools
Data Visualization Tools

6. DATA SCIENCE FRAMEWORKS 14


TensorFlow
PyTorch
Scikit Learn
Spark MLlib

7. TOP 20 INTERVIEW QUESTIONS 17

8. DATA SCIENCE CAREER GUIDE 18

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Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION TO
DATA SCIENCE
The term Data Science has emerged recently with the evolution of
mathematical statistics and data analysis. Data Science also known as data-
driven science, makes use of scientific methods, processes, and systems to
extract knowledge or insights from data in various forms, i.e either structured
or unstructured.
With the help of Data Science in the next few years, we will be able to predict
the future as claimed by researchers from MIT. They already have reached a
milestone in predicting the future, with their awesome research in various
domains.

1.1 Data Science Domains

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1.2 How to solve a problem in Data Science?


Problems in Data Science are solved using Algorithms. But, the biggest thing to judge is which
algorithm to use and when to use it?
Basically, there are 5 kinds of problems that you can face in Data Science.

01 Is this A or B?
Classification Algorithm

02 Is this weird?
Anomaly Detection Algorithm

03 How much or how many?


Regression Algorithm

04 How is this organized?


Clustering Algorithm

05 What should I do next?


Reinforcement Learning Algorithm

How these algorithms work?

These algorithms are based on human psychology. We like being appreciated, right? Computers
implement these algorithms and expect to be appreciated when being trained. How? Let’s see.
Rather than teaching the computer what to do, you let it decide what to do, and at the end of that
action, you give either positive or negative feedback.
It’s just like training your dog. You cannot control what your dog does, right? But you can scold him
when he does wrong. Similarly, maybe patting him on the back when he does what is expected.
With each feedback, your system is learning and hence becomes more accurate in its next decision.
This type of learning is called Reinforcement Learning.

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Chapter 2

DATA SCIENCE LIFECYCLE


A common mistake made in Data Science projects is rushing into data collection and analysis,
without understanding the requirements or even framing the business problem properly. Therefore,
it is very important for you to follow all the phases throughout the lifecycle of Data Science to
ensure the smooth functioning of the project.

DISCOVERY
1 Before you begin the project, it is important to understand the various specifications, requirements,
priorities and required budget. You must possess the ability to ask the right questions. Here, you assess
if you have the required resources present in terms of people, technology, time and data to support the
project. In this phase, you also need to frame the business problem and formulate initial hypotheses (IH)
to test.

DATA PREPARATION
2 In this phase, you require an analytical sandbox in which you can perform analytics for the entire
duration of the project. You need to explore, preprocess and condition data prior to modeling. Further,
you will perform ETLT (extract, transform, load and transform) to get data into the sandbox. Let’s have a
look at the Statistical Analysis flow below.

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MODEL PLANNING
3 Here, you will determine the methods and techniques to draw the relationships between variables.
These relationships will set the base for the algorithms which you will implement in the next phase. You
will apply Exploratory Data Analytics (EDA) using various statistical formulas and visualization tools.
Let’s have a look at various model planning tools.

R Programming SQL Analysis Services SAS/ ACCESS

4 MODEL BUILDING
In this phase, you will develop datasets for training and testing purposes. Here you need to consider
whether your existing tools will suffice for running the models or it will need a more robust environment
(like fast and parallel processing). You will analyze various learning techniques like classification,
association and clustering to build the model.

You can achieve model building through the following tools.

SAS Enterprise Miner WEKA SPCS Modeler

Matlab Alpine Miner Statistica

OPERATIONALIZE
5 In this phase, you will deliver final reports, briefings, code and technical documents. Moreover,
sometimes a pilot project is also implemented in a real-time production environment. This will provide
you a clear picture of the performance and other related constraints on a small scale before full
deployment.

COMMUNICATE RESULTS
6 Now it is important to evaluate if you have been able to achieve the goal that you had planned in the first
phase. So, in the last phase, you identify all the key findings, communicate to the stakeholders and
determine if the results of the project are a success or a failure based on the criteria developed in Phase
1.

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Chapter 3

INTRODUCTION TO
MACHINE LEARNING
The term Machine Learning was first coined by Arthur Samuel in the year 1959. Looking back, that year
was probably the most significant in terms of technological advancements. If you browse through the
internet about 'What is Machine Learning’, you’ll get at least 100 different definitions. However, the
very first formal definition was:
"
A computer program is said to learn from experience E with respect to
some class of tasks T and performance measure P if its performance at
tasks in T, as measured by P, improves with experience E.

Tom M. Mitchell
"
What is Machine Leaning?

In simple terms, Machine learning is a subset of Artificial Intelligence (AI) which provides machines the
ability to learn automatically & improve from experience without being explicitly programmed to do so.
In this sense, it is the practice of getting machines to solve problems by gaining the ability to think.

How Machine Learning works?

It enables the computers or the machines to make data-driven decisions rather than being explicitly
programmed for carrying out a certain task. These programs or algorithms are designed in such a way
that they learn and improve over time when exposed to new data.

But wait, can a machine think or make decisions? Well, if you feed the machine a good amount of data, it
will learn how to interpret, process and analyze this data by using Machine Learning Algorithms. A
machine can learn to solve a problem by following any one of the following three approaches.

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TYPES OF MACHINE LEARNING

1 2 3
Supervised Learning Unsupervised Learning Reinforcement Learning

1 Supervised Learning
Supervised learning is a technique in which we teach or train the machine using data that is well
labeled. To understand Supervised Learning, let’s consider an analogy. As kids we all needed guidance
to solve math problems. Our teachers helped us understand what addition is, and how it is done.
Similarly, you can think of Supervised Learning as a type of Machine Learning that involves a guide.
The labeled data set is the teacher that will train you to understand patterns in the data. Here, the
labeled data set is the training data set.

Types of Supervised Learning

01. REGRESSION 02. CLASSIFICATION


Linear Regression Support Vector Machines (SVM)

Logistic Regression Decision Tree

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2 Unsupervised Learning

Unsupervised learning involves training by using unlabeled data and allowing the model to act on that
information without guidance. The model learns through observation and finds structures in the data.
Once the model is given a dataset, it automatically detects patterns and relationships in the dataset
by creating clusters in it. What it cannot do is add labels to the cluster, like it cannot say this is a group
of 'apples' or 'mangoes', but it will separate all the 'apples' from 'mangoes'.  Suppose we presented
images of 'apples', 'bananas' and 'mangoes' to the model, so what it does, based on some patterns and
relationships it creates clusters and divides the dataset into those clusters. Now if a new data is fed to
the model, it adds it to one of the created clusters.

TYPES OF UNSUPERVISED LEARNING

01 Clustering 02 Association
a. Hierarchical Clustering a. Apriori Algorithm
b. K-Means Clustering b. FP-Growth Algorithm
c. K-NN Clustering

3 Reinforcement Learning

Reinforcement Learning is a part of Machine learning where an agent is put in an environment.  It


learns to behave in this environment by performing certain actions and observing the rewards which
it gets from those actions. In other terms, it is the ability of an agent to interact with the environment
and find out what is the best outcome. It follows the concept of the hit and trial method. The agent is
rewarded or penalized with a point for a correct or a wrong answer, and on the basis of the positive
reward points gained, the model trains itself. And again once trained, it gets ready to predict the new
data presented to it. This type of Machine Learning is comparatively different. 

TYPES OF REINFORCEMENT LEARNING

01 Positive 02 Negative

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Chapter 4

LANGUAGES TO WORK WITH


DATA SCIENCE
A programming language is an arrangement of a set of instructions written in a way to generate various
kinds of output. These are used in computer programs that help in implementing various algorithms and
have a wide range of applications.  Talking about Data Science,  we have several programming languages
that provide a comprehensive set of libraries for performing various Data Science functions. A Data
Scientist must have command over at least one language in order to optimize the process. Some of the
major languages used for Data Science are:

best languages

PYTHON JAVASCRIPT R PROGRAMMING

SQL SCALA JULIA

Among all these, R is considered to be the best programming language for any statistician as it
possesses an extensive catalog of statistical and graphical methods. Python, on the other hand, can do
pretty much the same work as R but it is preferred by data scientists or data analysts because of its
simplicity and high performance. R is a powerful scripting language and highly flexible with a vibrant
community and resource bank whereas Python is a widely used object-oriented language that is easy to
learn and debug.

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5.1 Python for Data Science


Python is no-doubt the best-suited language for a Data Scientist. Below are a few points that will help
you understand why people go with Python for Data Science:
DRIVEN BY VAST AND ACTIVE COMMUNITY
1 Python has one of the most known and active community which helps them in the continuous improvement
of Python as a programming language. It is distributed under an open source license which makes its
development easy via open source contributions.

LEARNING CURVE
2 With most of the programming languages, their learning curves tend to grow parabolic with time which
means it is hard to grasp early but as you become familiar with this language the learning becomes easy.
Whereas, in the case of Python, the learning is easy because of easy syntax and short handwriting.

THIRD PARTY LIBRARIES


3 Standard Python Package Installer (PIP) can help you install numerous modules that make Python interactive.
These libraries and modules can interact with internet protocols, operating system calls, and many more.

INTEGRATION WITH OTHER LANGUAGES


4 Integration libraries like Cython and Jython make Python integrate with C/C++ and Java for cross-platform
development. This makes Python even more powerful since we all know, every language has its own forte, so
using these libraries you can enjoy the powerful features of each language.

5.2 R Programming for Data Science

R is basically an open-source programming and statistical language. It is a multi-purpose programming


language popularly used in the field of Data Science.
DATA MANIPULATION
1 With R, you can easily shape the dataset into a format that could be easily accessed and analyzed by slicing
large multivariate datasets.
R HAS BUILT-IN FUNCTIONS FOR DATA ANALYSIS
2 In R, we can use the summary built-in function to analyze summary statistics. Whereas in Python, you need
to import packages such as statsmodels to do this.
8000+ PACKAGES
3 R has over 8000 packages that can be used to implement various statistical analysis tools related to
Hypothesis Testing, Model Fitting, Clustering techniques, and Machine Learning

DATA VISUALIZATION
4 Provides a comprehensive set of functionalities for data visualization that helps in understanding a dataset
and the relationship between various variables.

MASSIVE COMMUNITY SUPPORT


5 R is the most sought-after technology because of its ingenuity and community support. Over 2.5 million
users are using R. Companies such as TechCrunch, Google, Facebook, Mozilla, etc make use of R.

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Chapter 6

DATA SCIENCE TOOLS


The main feature of Data Science tools is that you don’t have to use programming languages in order
to implement Data Science functions. They come with pre-defined functions, algorithms, and a very
user-friendly GUI. Hence, they can be used to build convoluted Machine Learning models without the
use of a programming language. Several start-ups and tech giants have been working on developing
such user-friendly Data Science tools. However, since Data Science is a very vast process, it is often
never enough to use one tool for the entire workflow. Let's take a look at Data Science tools used for
the different stages in a Data Science process:

1 2 3 4
Data Storage Exploratory Data Analysis Data Modelling Data Visualization

6.1 Data Science Tools For Data Storage

APACHE HADOOP
Apache Hadoop is a free, open-source framework that can manage and
store tons and tons of data. It provides distributed computing of massive
data sets over a cluster of 1000s of computers. It is used for high-level
computations and data processing.

AZURE HDINSIGHT
Azure HDInsight is a cloud platform provided by Microsoft for the purpose
of data storage, processing, and analytics. Enterprises such as Adobe, Jet,
and Milliman use Azure HDInsights to process and manage massive
amounts of data.

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6.2 Data Science Tools For Exploratory Data Analysis


INFORMATICA POWERCENTER
The buzz around Informatica is explained by the fact that their revenue has rounded off to
around $1.05 billion. Informatica has many products focused on Data Integration. However,
Informatica PowerCenter stands out due to its Data Integration capabilities.

RAPIDMINER
There is no surprise that RapidMiner is one of the most popular tools for implementing
Data Science. RapidMiner is ranked at number 1 in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for
Data Science Platforms 2017, and in the Forrester Wave for predictive analytics and
ML.

6.3 Data Science Tools For Data Modelling


H2O.AI
H2O.ai is the company behind open-source Machine Learning (ML) products like H2O,
aimed to make ML easier for all. With around 130K Data Scientists and approx 14K
organizations, the H20.ai community is growing at a strong pace. H20.ai is an open-source
Data Science tool that is aimed at making Data Modeling easier.

DATAROBOT
DataRobot is an AI-driven automation platform, that aids in developing accurate predictive
models. DataRobot makes it easy to implement a wide range of Machine Learning algorithms,
including Clustering, Classification and Regression Models.

6.4 Data Science Tools For Data Visualization


TABLEAU
Tableau is the most popular Data Visualization tool used in the market. It allows you to break
down raw, unformatted data into a processable and understandable format. Visualizations
created by Tableau can easily help you understand the dependencies between the predictor
variables.

QLIKVIEW
QlikView is another Data Visualization tool that is used by more than 24,000
organizations worldwide. It is one of the most effective visualization platforms for
visually analyzing data to derive useful business insights.

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Chapter 7

DATA SCIENCE FRAMEWORKS


This chapter will introduce you to the best frameworks present in the Data Science world and help in
solving various Data Science day-to-day problems.

best frameworks

7.1 TensorFlow

TensorFlow is a library based on


Python that provides different
types of functionality for
implementing Deep Learning
Models. The term TensorFlow is
made up of two terms – Tensor &
Flow.
In TensorFlow, the term 'tensor' refers to the representation of data as a multi-dimensional array
whereas the term 'flow' refers to the series of operations that one performs on tensors as shown in
the above image.
Basically, the overall process of writing a TensorFlow program involves two steps:
1. Building a Computational Graph
2. Running a Computational Graph

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7.2 Scikit Learn


Scikit learn is a library used to perform Machine earning in Python. Scikit learn is an open-source
library that is licensed under BSD and is reusable in various contexts, encouraging academic and
commercial use. It provides a range of supervised and unsupervised learning algorithms in Python. It
consists of popular algorithms and libraries. Apart from that, it also contains the following packages: 

01 NumPy 02 Matplotlib 03 SciPy

NumPy is a Python package that matplotlib.pyplot is a plotting SciPy is an open-source Python


stands for ‘Numerical Python’. It is library used for 2D graphics in library used to solve scientific &
the core library for scientific Python programming language. It mathematical problems. It is built
computing, which contains a can be used in Python scripts, on the NumPy extension and
powerful n-dimensional array shell and web application servers. helps in data manipulation and
object. visualization.

7.3 PyTorch

PyTorch is a Python-based scientific computing package targeted at two sets of audiences:


1. A replacement for NumPy to make use of the power of GPUs.
2. Deep Learning research platform that provides maximum flexibility and speed.

features
NATIVE SUPPORT
1 Native support for Python and use of its libraries

USED IN FACEBOOK
2 Actively used in the development of Facebook for all of it’s Deep Learning requirements in the platform

EASY TO USE API


3 PyTorch ensures an easy to use API which helps with easier usability and better understanding when making
use of the API
FAST PROCESSING
4 PyTorch is fast and feels native, hence ensuring easy coding and fast processing

SUPPORT FOR CUDA


5 The support for CUDA ensures that the code can run on the GPU, thereby decreasing the time needed to run
the code and increasing the overall performance of the system
DYNAMIC COMPUTATION GRAPHS
6 Dynamic Computation Graphs are a major highlight here as they ensure the graph build-up dynamically – at
every point of code execution, the graph is built along and can be manipulated at run-time

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7.4 Spark MLlib


Spark MLlib is Apache Spark’s Machine Learning component. One of the major attractions of Spark is
the ability to scale computation massively, and that is exactly what you need for Machine Learning
algorithms. But the limitation is that all Machine Learning algorithms cannot be effectively
parallelized. Each algorithm has its own challenges for parallelization, whether it is task parallelism or
data parallelism. spark.mllib contains the original API built on top of RDDs. It also provides higher-
level API built on top of DataFrames for constructing ML pipelines. spark.ml is the primary Machine
Learning API for Spark at the moment. 

Spark MLlib tools


Pipelines provide tools for
ML Algorithms form the Utilities for linear algebra,
constructing, evaluating and
core of MLlib statistics and data handling
tuning ML Pipelines

ML ALGORITHMS PIPELINES UTILITIES

2 4
1 3 5
FEATURIZATION PERSISTENCE
It includes feature extraction, Persistence helps in saving
transformation, dimensionality and loading algorithms,
reduction and selection models and Pipelines

MLlib Algorithms

BASIC STATISTICS REGRESSION CLASSIFICATION CLUSTERING

RECOMMENDATION DIMENSIONALITY FEATURE OPTIMIZATION


SYSTEM REDUCTION EXTRACTION

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Chapter 8

FREQUENTLY
ASKED
INTERVIEW
QUESTIONS
As per Glassdoor and Linkedin, Data Scientists have
consistently been ranked at number 1 because of their
high demand in the business and tech industries. This
chapter covers the questions which will help you in
your Data Science Interviews and open up various
career opportunities for a Data Science aspirant.

1. What is Data Science? How would you say it is similar or 13. What is missing value imputation? How do you handle
different to Business Analytics and Business Intelligence? missing values in Python or R?
2. Which package is used to do data import in R and Python? 14. Why do you need a for loop? What do you do for loops in
How do you do data import in SAS? Python and R?
3. How do you build a custom function in Python or R? 15. What is the advantage of using the apply family of functions
4. What is an RDBMS? Name some examples for RDBMS? in R? How do you use lambda in Python?
What is CRUD? 16. What packages are used for data mining in Python and R?
5. Define a SQL query? What is the difference between 17. What is Machine Learning? What is the difference between
SELECT and UPDATE Query? How do you use SQL in SAS, Supervised and Unsupervised methods?
Python, R languages? 18. What are random forests and how is it different from
6. What is an API ? What are APIs used for? decision trees?
7. What is NoSQL? Name some examples of NoSQL 19. What is logistic and linear regression? Name some packages
databases. What is a key value store? What is column in R and Python for building regression models.
storage? What is a document database? 20. What is linear optimization? Where is it used? What is the
8. What is a data warehouse? travelling salesman problem?
9. What is JSON and What is XML? 21. What is CART and CHAID? How is bagging different from
10. Name some kinds of graphs and explain how you would boosting?
build them in Python or R. 22. What is a Z test, Chi Square test, F test and T test?
11. How do you check for data quality? 23. What are Entropy and Information gain in the decision tree
12. What is an outlier? How do you treat outlier data? algorithm?

100+ DATA SCIENCE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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CAREER WHO IS A DATA SCIENCE PROFESSIONAL?


A Data Science Professional dons many hats in his/her workplace. They are not
only responsible for business analytics but also are involved in building data

GUIDANCE products and software platforms, developing visualizations and ML algorithms.

Data Scientist Data Visualizers


Data scientists are those who crack
complex data problems with their strong Data Visualizers are technologists who
expertise in certain scientific disciplines. translate data analytics into vital
They work with several elements related information for businesses to use. They
to mathematics, statistics, computer manage to harness the data analytics in
science, etc. They make a lot of use of the layman’s language, to be able to
latest technologies in finding solutions communicate the outcome to all the parts
and reaching conclusions that are crucial of the company.
for an organization’s growth and
development.

Data Engineers

Data Architect Data Engineers are the heart and soul


of ‘Data Science’. They are responsible
People with traditional programming for designing, building and managing the
and Business Intelligence background Big Data infrastructure. They do play a
also good at dealing data ambiguity, major role in developing the
have all the prerequisites to become architecture to analyze and process the
Data Architects. They are often familiar data according to the business need.
with undefined and unstructured type of
data and statistics. Data Architects are
also creative enough to harness the data
in new ways for new insights.

Data Analyst

Data Analysts deliver value to their


companies by taking information about
Database Administrators specific topics and then interprets,
analyzes, and presents findings in
Database Administrators are comprehensive reports. Many different
responsible for administrating the types of businesses use data analysts to
collected data is an important task for help. As experts, data analysts are often
organizations’ decisions. They make called on to use their skills and tools to
use of multiple software tools to store provide competitive analysis and
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