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Modern Data Mining with Python A risk-managed approach to developing and deploying explainable and efficient algorithms using ModelOps - Dushyant Singh Sengar, Vikash Chandra 2024 EPUB BPB Publications BOOKS
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Modern Data Mining with Python A risk-managed approach to developing and deploying explainable and efficient algorithms using ModelOps
Author: Dushyant Singh Sengar, Vikash Chandra
Year: 2024
Number of pages: 438
Format: EPUB
File size: 20.0 MB
Language: ENG

"Modern Data Mining with Python" is a guidebook for responsibly implementing data mining techniques that involve collecting, storing, and analyzing large amounts of structured and unstructured data to extract useful insights and patterns. Enter into the world of data mining and Machine Learning. Use insights from various data sources, from social media to credit card transactions. Master statistical tools, explore data trends, and patterns. Understand decision trees and artificial neural networks (ANNs). Manage high-dimensional data with dimensionality reduction. Explore binary classification with logistic regression. Spot concealed patterns with unsupervised learning. Analyze text with recurrent neural networks (RNNs) and visuals with convolutional neural networks (CNNs). Ensure model compliance with regulatory standards. The book starts from the basics of statistics and exploratory data analysis and then ventures into advanced Deep Learning techniques. It emphasizes ethical Machine Learning model development, tackling biases, ensuring algorithmic transparency, and adhering to responsible AI principles. This approach is not only about learning techniques but also about becoming a responsible decision-maker in the data-driven business world. After reading this book, readers will be equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to use Python for data mining and analysis in an industry set-up. They will be able to analyze and implement algorithms on large structured and unstructured datasets.

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