Talking Data: What do we need for engaging data analytics?

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  • superset

    Apache Superset is a Data Visualization and Data Exploration Platform

  • Many data workers are complaining about the fierce competition in the data area. Fortunately, the situation seems to be improving. Data analysts had to manually analyze distribution charts for deep insights, but now they can use smart machine learning models to automate this process. Traditional data analysis and modeling skills have been gradually becoming easy. For instance, Power BI or Tableau allow users to use a drag-and-drop low-code fashion to generate visual charts and models, whilst the old way is to import Python libraries such as pandas, matplotlib and sklearn to do the same in Jupyter Notebook. Open-source projects Apache Superset and Metabase allow users to easily analyze data on the web pages. This is quite similar to the development of digital cameras, from the film cameras to digital cameras and to smartphone cameras used by everyone. With lower and lower technical barriers, the whole industry can be developing fast. "Everyone can be data analyst" will no longer be a fantasy.

  • scikit-learn

    scikit-learn: machine learning in Python

  • Many data workers are complaining about the fierce competition in the data area. Fortunately, the situation seems to be improving. Data analysts had to manually analyze distribution charts for deep insights, but now they can use smart machine learning models to automate this process. Traditional data analysis and modeling skills have been gradually becoming easy. For instance, Power BI or Tableau allow users to use a drag-and-drop low-code fashion to generate visual charts and models, whilst the old way is to import Python libraries such as pandas, matplotlib and sklearn to do the same in Jupyter Notebook. Open-source projects Apache Superset and Metabase allow users to easily analyze data on the web pages. This is quite similar to the development of digital cameras, from the film cameras to digital cameras and to smartphone cameras used by everyone. With lower and lower technical barriers, the whole industry can be developing fast. "Everyone can be data analyst" will no longer be a fantasy.

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    The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.

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  • Pandas

    Flexible and powerful data analysis / manipulation library for Python, providing labeled data structures similar to R data.frame objects, statistical functions, and much more

  • Many data workers are complaining about the fierce competition in the data area. Fortunately, the situation seems to be improving. Data analysts had to manually analyze distribution charts for deep insights, but now they can use smart machine learning models to automate this process. Traditional data analysis and modeling skills have been gradually becoming easy. For instance, Power BI or Tableau allow users to use a drag-and-drop low-code fashion to generate visual charts and models, whilst the old way is to import Python libraries such as pandas, matplotlib and sklearn to do the same in Jupyter Notebook. Open-source projects Apache Superset and Metabase allow users to easily analyze data on the web pages. This is quite similar to the development of digital cameras, from the film cameras to digital cameras and to smartphone cameras used by everyone. With lower and lower technical barriers, the whole industry can be developing fast. "Everyone can be data analyst" will no longer be a fantasy.

  • cheatsheets

    Official Matplotlib cheat sheets (by matplotlib)

  • Many data workers are complaining about the fierce competition in the data area. Fortunately, the situation seems to be improving. Data analysts had to manually analyze distribution charts for deep insights, but now they can use smart machine learning models to automate this process. Traditional data analysis and modeling skills have been gradually becoming easy. For instance, Power BI or Tableau allow users to use a drag-and-drop low-code fashion to generate visual charts and models, whilst the old way is to import Python libraries such as pandas, matplotlib and sklearn to do the same in Jupyter Notebook. Open-source projects Apache Superset and Metabase allow users to easily analyze data on the web pages. This is quite similar to the development of digital cameras, from the film cameras to digital cameras and to smartphone cameras used by everyone. With lower and lower technical barriers, the whole industry can be developing fast. "Everyone can be data analyst" will no longer be a fantasy.

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