Dates/times:
Thursday, January 14 2016 at 09:00 AM (Get Tickets)
Location:
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Francisco Airport
835 Airport Blvd., Burlingame CA 94010-9949
San Francisco, CA 94010-9949
Event Description:
Overview:
The seminar will begin with an over view of data science and many the steps required for collecting, cleaning, organizing and deriving information out of data. The steps are common to all of the tools and will form the foundation for analyzing, comparing and utilizing the tools used in the remainder of the seminar: R, pandas and Deedle.
Topics covered in the foundation are:
Organizing information into data frames
Mutating data frame objects
Indexing data frames
Data alignment between data frames
Handling missing data
Joining data
Reading and writing data from files and databases
Accessing data from web services
Reshaping of data (i.e.: pivoting and melting)
Slicing and subsetting data
Grouping of data
Deriving aggregate results from data
Handling of time series information
Resampling time series data into other frequencies
Shifting time series data
Moving and sliding windows statistics
Data visualization
This seminar will then proceed into demonstrations and hands on experience using R Studio, pandas in Enthought Canopy, and Deedle in Visual Studio. Each of the topics covered in the data science overview will be demonstrated with each tool, including hands on installation and experimentation through several exercises. By the end of these three sessions (R, pandas and Deedle) the participant will be able to create their own data science environments in any of the tools and have the knowledge of how to proceed with performing the core concepts in each environment, as well as be able to determine which tools are best for their needs.
Why should you attend?
Data Science is becoming the must-have skill in technology and business. But do you know what it is, why it is important, and how it differs from business intelligence and big data? Do you know that there are very useful open source tools on multiple platforms that allow you to perform data science? That you can leverage your existing Python or .NET programming skills, or use other domain specific languages such as R?
Data science is deep knowledge discovery through the interactive exploration of data. This discipline often involves using mathematic and algorithmic techniques to solve some of the most analytically complex business problems, leveraging troves of raw information to figure out hidden insight that lies beneath the surface. It centers on evidence-based analytical rigor and building robust decision capabilities.
Data science matters because it enables companies to operate and strategize more intelligently. It is all about adding substantial enterprise value by learning from data.
Most that start to learn Data Science turn to domain specific languages such as R. If you know even a little about Python, there is a well-established Python library "pandas": The Python Data Analysis Library. And on the .NET platform, there is the open source Deedle library for exploratory data analysis in F# and C#, which was created by quants at BlueMountain Capital.
Areas Covered in the Session:
General concepts in data sciences
Data frames
Time series
Data alignment
Data mutation
Indexing
Joins
Slicing
Local and web data access
Time series manipulation
Grouping and aggregation
Handling missing data
Statistical analysis
Moving and sliding windows
Visualization
Who Will Benefit:
Data Analysts Wanting to Learn any of the Covered Tools
IT VP and Development Managers
Application / Software Architects
Application / Software Developers and Engineers
Individuals or organizations interested in data science and how to derive meaning from data
Agenda:
Day 1 Schedule:
Lecture 1:
A Survey of data science and tools
R, Pandas and Deedle
Lecture 2:
General concepts in data sciences
Data frames
Time series
Data alignment
Data mutation
Indexing
Joins
Slicing
Local and web data access
Time series manipulation
Grouping and aggregation
Handling missing data
Statistical analysis
Moving and sliding windows
Visualization
Lecture 3:
Pandas for data science
Data frames
Time series
Data alignment
Data mutation
Indexing
Joins
Slicing
Local and web data access
Time series manipulation
Grouping and aggregation
Handling missing data
Statistical analysis
Moving and sliding windows
Visualization
Exercises
Day 2 Schedule:
Lecture 4:
R for data science
Installing R and R Studio
Data frames
Time series
Data alignment
Data mutation
Indexing
Joins
Slicing
Local and web data access
Time series manipulation
Grouping and aggregation
Handling missing data
Statistical analysis
Moving and sliding windows
Visualization
Exercises
Lecture 5:
Data sciences with Deedle
Installation
Data frames
Time series
Data alignment
Data mutation
Indexing
Joins
Slicing
Local and web data access
Time series manipulation
Grouping and aggregation
Handling missing data
Statistical analysis
Moving and sliding windows
Visualization
Exercises
Speaker:
Michael Heydt
Principal Technology Manager, SunGard Global Services
Michael Heydt is an independent consultant, educator and trainer with nearly thirty 30 years of professional software development experience, during which time he has focused on agile software design and implementation using advanced technologies in multiple verticals including media, finance, energy and healthcare. He holds a MS in Mathematics and Computer Science from Drexel University, and a Masters of Technology Management from the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Wharton Business School.
His studies have focused on technology management, software engineering, entrepreneurship, information retrieval, data sciences, and computational finance. Since 2005 he has specialized in building energy and financial trading systems for major investment banks on Wall Street and several global energy trading companies, utilizing .NET, C#, WPF, TPL, DataFlow, Python, R, Mono, iOS, Android, and many others tools too numerous to list.
His current interests are creating seamless applications using desktop, mobile and wearable technologies, and which utilize high concurrency, high availability, real-time data analytics, augmented and virtual reality, cloud services, messaging, computer vision, natural user interfaces, and software defined networks. He is the author of numerous technology articles, papers and books, is a common speaker at .NET users groups and various mobile and cloud conferences, and regularly delivers webinars on advanced technologies.
Location: SFO, CA Date: January 14th & 15th, 2016 and Time: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Venue: DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Francisco Airport, 835 Airport Blvd., Burlingame CA 94010-9949
Price: $1,295.00 (Seminar for One Delegate)
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