Computation and Visualization for Analytics Part 1

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Computation and Visualization for Analytics Part 1

Coursera · Beginner ·🖊️ Copywriting & Content Strategy ·3mo ago

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Covers data visualization and mining techniques using Python and R for data exploration and decision making

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Offers students an opportunity to learn how to use visualization tools and techniques for data exploration, knowledge discovery, data storytelling, and decision making in engineering, healthcare operations, manufacturing, and related applications. Covers basics of Python and R for data mining and visualization. Introduces students to static and interactive visualization charts and techniques that reveal information, patterns, interactions, and comparisons by focusing on details such as color encoding, shape selection, spatial layout, and annotation.
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