Course Content
Data Reading using Python
As a data scientist we should be able to read different types of datasets. In this lesson, we will cover how to read dataset in different formats using Python and its various modules.
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Data Preprocessing
In this section, we will cover various methods that can help us to clean the dataset and make it suitable for a machine learning model. In general, we will cover the basic methods that every data scientist should know. We will learn about encoding, outliers, null values, and hundling imbalance datasets. By the end of this section, you will be comfortable to preprocess the dataset and make it clean.
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Project-1: Data Analysis Project
Welcome to the first project! This is going to be a very simple project which is about data analysis. Your task is to import the raw dataset and apply various methods to analyze and find the hidden trends from the dataset. We have already provided the solution as well, but you are recommended to try the project first by yourself and then look at the attached file for the solution.
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Supervised Machine Learning
A machine learning is actually using some models to go through our dataset to find the trends and information from our data automatically. The machine learning can be superivsed or unsupervised. The supervised machine learning is when you have the target variable in our your dataset or you have a labeled dataset. The supervised machine learning will find the relation between the input data and the target variable and will use this relation to make prediction later. In this section, we will go through various kinds of supervised machine learning models and will analyze them.
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Data Science and Machine Learning Using Python
About Lesson
  1. Create a data frame with a column that has missing values in the beginning. Try to use the ffill() method to handle these missing values. Explain why the ffill() method fails to fill the missing values which are at the beginning of the column?
  2. Create a data frame with a column that has missing values at the end. Try to use the bfill() method to handle these missing values. Explain why the bfill() method fails to fill the missing values which are at the end of the column.
  3. In our previous lesson, we discussed the encoding methods and we used the replace() method to convert non-numeric values to numeric ones. Use the same replace() method to replace the missing values with zeroes.