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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Microsoft Professional Program Data Science
I’ve finally gotten around to completing the Microsoft Professional Program in Data Science, which I started nearly a year ago. It’s a pretty comprehensive sequence of courses that gives a solid grounding in (and/or revision of!): Probability and Statistics (the … Continue reading
Posted in azure, Cloud, data science, edx, Microsoft, Python, R
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