- Scope: 3h online training on programming for data analysis with Python
- Level: All
- Format: Online
This training is available on demand. Please contact Rosina Preis via rosina.preis@eitmanufacturing.eu for further information.
€ 150,00
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This training is available on demand. Please contact Rosina Preis via rosina.preis@eitmanufacturing.eu for further information.
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Explore the world of programming with our interactive online training “Statistical Insights: A Pythonic Exploration into Programming for Data Analysis”. Join us for an illuminating session where we unravel the complexities of utilizing Python for statistical analysis, empowering you to extract meaningful insights from data sets. Through real-world examples, hands-on exercises, and expert guidance, this webinar is meticulously designed to enhance your coding skills, ensuring you leave with a comprehensive understanding of how to implement statistical techniques using Python.
Get to know the power and visualization ability of Gradient Descent and an insight into the ability of optimization algorithms. Immerse yourself in an interactive experience that will revolutionize your approach to programming for data analysis.
This training is part of the learning path “Industrial Data Science” and may be combined with other sessions.
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“Statistical Insights: A Pythonic Exploration into Programming for Data Analysis” is a 3h online training which will include the following topics:
After the training, the course materials and training will be available on demand. For on-demand training and further information, please contact Rosina Preis via rosina.preis@eitmanufacturing.eu.
Traner 1: Dipl.-Ing. Linus Kohl
Linus Kohl works as a research associate at TU Wien and Project Manager at Fraunhofer Austria. He has experience in leading and managing research projects involving topics related to predictive and prescriptive maintenance, data analytics and developing novel machine learning solutions.
Trainer 2: Dipl.-Ing. Theresa Madreiter
Theresa Madreiter works as a research associate at TU Wien and Fraunhofer Austria. She has experience in leading and managing research projects. Her focus is on utilizing data for improved maintenance solutions, with a specialty in predictive maintenance and the analysis of unstructured data.