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Analizando datos con Python (edX)

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Analizando datos con Python (edX)

En este curso aprenderás cómo analizar datos en Python usando matrices multidimensionales en numpy, a manipular DataFrames en pandas, a usar la biblioteca SciPy de rutinas matemáticas y a realizar aprendizaje automático usando scikit-learn.

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Aprende a analizar datos usando Python en este curso introductorio. Pasarás de comprender los conceptos básicos de Python a explorar muchos tipos diferentes de datos a través de clases, laboratorios prácticos y tareas. ¡Aprenderás cómo preparar datos para el análisis, realizar análisis estadísticos simples, crear visualizaciones de datos significativas, predecir tendencias futuras a partir de datos y más!
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This course is part of the Ciencia de datos con Python Professional Certificate and IBM: Ciencia de datos Professional Certificate.
What you'll learn

  • Cómo importar conjuntos de datos, limpiar y preparar datos para el análisis, resumir datos y construir canalizaciones de datos
  • Cómo utilizar Pandas DataFrames, matrices multidimensionales Numpy y bibliotecas SciPy para trabajar con varios conjuntos de datos
  • Cómo cargar, manipular, analizar y visualizar conjuntos de datos con pandas, una biblioteca de código abierto
  • Cómo crear modelos de aprendizaje automático y hacer predicciones con scikit-learn, otra biblioteca de código abierto

Incluye las siguientes partes:
Bibliotecas de análisis de datos: aprenderás a usar Pandas DataFrames, matrices multidimensionales Numpy y bibliotecas SciPy para trabajar con varios conjuntos de datos. Te presentaremos pandas, una biblioteca de código abierto, y la usaremos para cargar, manipular, analizar y visualizar conjuntos de datos geniales. Luego, te presentaremos otra biblioteca de código abierto, scikit-learn, y utilizaremos algunos de sus algoritmos de aprendizaje automático para construir modelos inteligentes y hacer predicciones geniales.

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