Yesterday I mentioned Kaggle competitions to learn data science. These Kaggle tutorials using the Titanic dataset to predict who lives and dies based on passenger data are fantastic introductions to data science (data munging, analysis with machine learning technique random forest, and visualization) via language specific approaches, all doable through a web embedded command line (ie no local install needed):
There are more detailed variants for all of the above, especially which walk you through the local installation, which you can find by Googling. You can see some notes from UCSB Data Science attempts to peruse these in our Wiki.
Hi @jules32,
Yesterday I mentioned Kaggle competitions to learn data science. These Kaggle tutorials using the Titanic dataset to predict who lives and dies based on passenger data are fantastic introductions to data science (data munging, analysis with machine learning technique random forest, and visualization) via language specific approaches, all doable through a web embedded command line (ie no local install needed):
There are more detailed variants for all of the above, especially which walk you through the local installation, which you can find by Googling. You can see some notes from UCSB Data Science attempts to peruse these in our Wiki.