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by kylemaxwell
5164 days ago
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Not entirely sure this is true, to be honest. Most of "data science" lies in the work of collecting and cleaning the data to get it into a usable state. A recent story on the"fallacy of the data scientist shortage"[1] goes into more detail, but in reality what we want in this quantity are better data analysts. I love the idea of data science as, essentially, viewing statistical analysis from a computer science perspective, but the breathless predictions of a huge shortage seem a little overblown. [1]: http://smartdatacollective.com/nraden/48952/fallacy-data-sci... |
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