Math 144 Fundamentals of Data Science

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Nathaniel E. Alcancia
Course/Section: Math 144/ A52 Date: 6/20/2020

Math 144
Fundamentals of Data Science
Weekly Journal 3
(Based from the Weekly schedule set by Coursera)

Write a short narrative of your activities in Coursera: what are the new learnings, what have you
accomplished, problems that you encounter (if there are any).

Last time I learned that, the one-dimensional series and two-dimensional DataFrame object are
two distinctly core data structures which are the same. Two different ways can be done in order to query
this, firs is using the iloc or loc attributes, and using the square brackets on the objects itself for column
based querying. In this week 3 lectures, it is all bout on how to manipulate the data in a detailed way.
Using the groupby and apply I learned how to reduce and processed data. Merging DataFrames will be
the first one that tackles in the third weeks video lecture.
As soon as I continue watching the videos, there are many python languages that can be used in
order to solve the problems, based on programmers. Idiomatic python will be the best language to be
used as it has a lot of great examples in the stack overflow and websites. It has a high performance and
high readability. However, Pandas has its own set of idioms. There are also ways on how to make your
code to become more pandorable. The First one is called the chaining. In this, we can chain pandas in a
data frame while querying. There is a process of chaining called Chain indexing. Strategy fastening
however, tad extraordinary. The general thought behind technique binding is that each strategy on an
article restores a reference to that object. The excellence of this is you can gather a wide range of
procedure on a DataFrame, for example, into one line or possibly one articulation of code.
In Python, in case you start with an open walled in area, you can navigate a declaration over
various lines and things read fairly increasingly lovely. Python has an amazing limit called map, which is
somewhat of a purpose behind pragmatic programming in the language. Exactly when you have to use
map in Python, you pass it some limit you need called, and some iterable, similar to an overview, that
you need the ability to be applied to. The results are that the limit is called against everything in the
overview, and there's an ensuing once-over of the aggregate of the appraisals of that work. Python has a

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tantamount limit called applymap. In applymap, you give some limit which should take a shot at each cell
of a DataFrame, and the appearance set is itself a DataFrame.
There are four scales that I have learned. The first is an ratio scale. In the ratio scale the
estimations units are likewise isolated and numerical exercises, for instance, remove, division, and
duplication are to a great extent real. The interval scale is the stretch scale. In the stretch scale the
estimation units are comparably isolated like the extent scale. Nonetheless, there's no away from of
worth. The accompanying scale is the ordinal scale, and this is furthermore huge. In the ordinal scale
the solicitation for values is huge anyway the differentiations between the characteristics are not
correspondingly scattered. Pandas has different interesting abilities to oversee changing over between
estimation scales.
In conclusion, week 3 is all about merging of data frames, pandas idioms, group by, scales, pivot
scales, and data functionality There are numerous python dialects that can be utilized so as to take care
of the issues. Colloquial python is an elite and high comprehensibility. In Python, if you start with an
open isolate territory, you can explore an assertion over different lines and things read reasonably
progressively flawless. Python has a commensurate breaking point called applymap. In applymap, you
give some breaking point which should go after every cell of a DataFrame, and the appearance set is
itself a DataFrame. There are four scales that are needed to know. The ratio scale, Interval scale, and
ordinal scale.

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