Video description
Presented by John Peach, Sr Data Scientist at Amazon Alexa
Science is facing a crisis around reproducibility and data science is not immune. Literate Statistical Programming is a workflow that binds the code used in an analysis to the interpretation of the results. While this creates reproducibility it also addresses issues around, auditing, re-usability and allows for rapid iteration and experimentation. This talk will describe a workflow that I have successfully used on small-scale data-sets in start-ups and on Amazon-scale problems in my work on Alexa. The talk will cover the tooling, workflow, and the philosophy you need to master Literate Statistical Programming.
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Product information
- Title: Literate Statistical Programming is not Just About Reproducibility
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- Release date: September 2019
- Publisher(s): Data Science Salon
- ISBN: None
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