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Published inDec 2018
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Shashank Shekhar
Shashank Shekhar
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Shashank Shekhar

Shashank Shekhar is a data analyst and open source enthusiast. He has contributed to Superset and pymc3 (the Python Bayesian machine learning library), and maintains several public repositories on machine learning and data analysis projects of his own on GitHub. He heads up the data science team at HyperTrack, where he designs and implements machine learning algorithms to obtain insights from movement data. Previously, he worked at Amino on claims data. He has worked as a data scientist in Silicon Valley for 5 years. His background is in systems engineering and optimization theory, and he carries that perspective when thinking about data science, biology, culture, and history.
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With two datasets, we were able to compare the prices of food commodities. We then dived deep into a comparison of the imported prices of oranges and bananas in United States. We made use of five chart types that helped to give us a better understanding of how bananas correlate with respect to oranges, although we did not attempt to quantify the relationship between banana and orange import prices. Still, we were able to understand how they differed in a very significant way.

In the next chapter, we will visualize relationships as graphs instead of coordinates on orthogonal axes. This will help us to visualize features in a dataset connected in a network.

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Shashank Shekhar

Shashank Shekhar is a data analyst and open source enthusiast. He has contributed to Superset and pymc3 (the Python Bayesian machine learning library), and maintains several public repositories on machine learning and data analysis projects of his own on GitHub. He heads up the data science team at HyperTrack, where he designs and implements machine learning algorithms to obtain insights from movement data. Previously, he worked at Amino on claims data. He has worked as a data scientist in Silicon Valley for 5 years. His background is in systems engineering and optimization theory, and he carries that perspective when thinking about data science, biology, culture, and history.
Read more about Shashank Shekhar