Mathematician || Data Analyst || Data scientist.
Helping business make data-driven decision with Excel, SQL, Python and Power BI.
Building Project in public.
I wrote down most of the key points dropped during this session.
I wasn’t able to jot down the social sciences session and personal stories because my phone died.
Feel free to go through these screenshots if you missed it and you can drop your notes too!✨
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My recent project an AI Bank Marketing Intelligence Dashboardthat predicts customer term-deposit subscriptions using ML.
🌐 Live App: https://t.co/kfcvdnCuvX
💻 GitHub: https://t.co/yHNmrhfWTH
This project strengthened my skills in Data Science, Machine Learning, MLOps.
📊 Data Science Tip of the Day
Mean tells you the center.
Standard deviation tells you the spread.
Two datasets can have the same average but very different variability.
💡Most Asked Data Analytics Interview Questions
Data analyst interviews aren’t just about technical skills, employers want to see how you think, solve problems, and communicate insights.
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📊 Data Science Tip of the Day
Mean isn't always the best average.
When your data has extreme values, the median may give a better picture of the typical value.
Example:
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💡 Mean is sensitive to outliers.
Median is more resistant.
📊 Data Science Tip of the Day
A good chart tells a story at a glance.
Before creating a visualization, ask:
📈 What insight am I trying to show?
📊 Is this the right chart type?
🎯 Can someone understand it in 5 seconds?
💡 Keep your visuals simple, clear, and focused.
📊 Data Science Tip of the Day
Better features beat better algorithms.
Feature Engineering is the process of creating or transforming variables to help machine learning models learn more effectively.
💡 Better input = Better predictions.
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📊 Data Science Tip of the Day
Correlation doesn't always mean causation.
Just because two variables move together doesn't mean one causes the other.
Always ask:
• Are they truly related?
• Could another factor explain both?
• Am I confusing coincidence with causation?
📊 Data Science Tip of the Day
Outliers aren't always errors
Some reveal mistakes.
Others reveal valuable insights.
Before removing an outlier, ask:
• Is it a data entry error?
• Is it a genuine observation?
• How will it affect my analysis?
💡 Investigate first.
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📊 Data Science Tip of the Day
Missing values aren't always a problem they're a clue.
Before filling or deleting missing data, ask:
• Why is it missing?
• Is it random?
• Will it affect my analysis?
💡 Better decisions start with understanding your data.
#DataScience
📊 Data Science Tip of the Day
Don't skip : Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA).
Before building any model, ask:
🔹 What patterns exist?
🔹 Are there outliers?
🔹 Is the data balanced?
🔹 What story does the data tell?
💡 Good models start with understanding your data.
📊 Data Science Tip of the Day
Most beginners think data science starts with machine learning.
It doesn't.
It starts with understanding your data
✅ Is my data complete?
✅ Are there missing values?
✅ Are there duplicate records?
✅ Are the data types correct?
#DataScience