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I agree. I'd start with something like Joel Grus's Data Science From Scratch to get a handle on the basics in Python (or whatever the R equivalent is, I'm not f
by dasboth 10y ago
I agree. I'd start with something like Joel Grus's Data Science From Scratch to get a handle on the basics in Python (or whatever the R equivalent is, I'm not familiar with R books).
I do however find myself more and more wishing I knew data science-specific Unix commands, and I think I know what book to get to solve that problem... :)
- nthot 10y agoR for Data Science is a good R equivalent by Hadley Wickham. It also acts as a high level overview of the hadley/tidy verse (ggplot2, tidyr, dplyr, etc.). R4DS is free online [1]. [1] http://r4ds.had.co.nz/ http://r4ds.had.co.nz/