Don’t worry, you don’t have to reveal your secret. 😉
Anyhow, I was watching his videos and he mentions that if you’re not in a data position already to pretty much give up on getting any role outside of a data analyst role. Do you agree with him on that?
Real recognizes Real. Now you know why I recommend him.
I also recommend everyone start off with some sort of a data role. Could be data science intern, or could be a full time data analyst.
Data Scientist/Data Enginer/Machine Learning engineers are all mid level roles. ALL job postings say you need atleast 3 yrs exp.
Read my post on $300k in 3 years. I started off with a shitty $45k/yr data analyst role. We all have to suck it up in our starting points, then we can hop to the real ones.
Having I been wasting time trying to learn the modelling aspect
-> If that's the only thing you focused on, then yes.
Would there actually be any value in learning the theoretical components behind...
-> Only for the technical interviews, but outside of that, nope.
KNN cluster analysis is just a simple algorithm that's used to predict a certain y value. KNN only works if the data points themselves are clustered. KNN is also frequently used to fill in missing data points by using its surrounding neighbors, I will make a post on how this is done, soon.
Is the modelling part really that simple with autoscktlearn?
Oh man I have really been wasting my time trying to learn the modelling aspect.
Only upside is that I’ve been focusing on steps 1, 2 and 3.
Would there actually be any value in learning the theoretical components behind each of the modelling techniques you have mentioned though?
I know that one of the data scientists has used some k nearest neighbours clustering analysis based on our datasets.
Watch this video, this guy knows what he's talking about, and is one of the few good sources of information out here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gBi8p42HX4
Completely answers your question as well.
That guy kinda reminds me of you.
Is he BowTied_Raptor in disguise??? 😂
Don’t worry, you don’t have to reveal your secret. 😉
Anyhow, I was watching his videos and he mentions that if you’re not in a data position already to pretty much give up on getting any role outside of a data analyst role. Do you agree with him on that?
Real recognizes Real. Now you know why I recommend him.
I also recommend everyone start off with some sort of a data role. Could be data science intern, or could be a full time data analyst.
Data Scientist/Data Enginer/Machine Learning engineers are all mid level roles. ALL job postings say you need atleast 3 yrs exp.
Read my post on $300k in 3 years. I started off with a shitty $45k/yr data analyst role. We all have to suck it up in our starting points, then we can hop to the real ones.
Also, his full name is: Mike West.
Here's his quora, grab some popcorn, and sit back and read some of his answers.
https://www.quora.com/profile/Mike-West-99
This guy's got the patience of a god, lmao.
Hey, do you know if his "logikbot" course is any good?
If your python skills are a bit weak, I'd give this one a shot: https://www.logikbot.com/courses/data-cleansing-master-class-in-python
If you want to upgrade your SQL skills: https://www.logikbot.com/courses/the-fundamentals-of-transact-sql-for-machine-learning-engineers
But the SQL stuff is a bit more on the advanced side than what I use daily. Still useful though.
Is modelling really that simple?
-> Yes
Having I been wasting time trying to learn the modelling aspect
-> If that's the only thing you focused on, then yes.
Would there actually be any value in learning the theoretical components behind...
-> Only for the technical interviews, but outside of that, nope.
KNN cluster analysis is just a simple algorithm that's used to predict a certain y value. KNN only works if the data points themselves are clustered. KNN is also frequently used to fill in missing data points by using its surrounding neighbors, I will make a post on how this is done, soon.
Captains of crush during meetings another good challenge
oh yea, the forearm trainer.
Get them big elbows.