Hands-On Data Analysis with NumPy and pandas About This Book • Explore the tools you need to become a data analyst • Discover practical examples to help you grasp data processing concepts • Walk through hierarchical indexing and grouping for data analysis
What You Will Learn • Understand how to install and manage Anaconda • Read, sort, and map data using NumPy and pandas • Find out how to create and slice data arrays using NumPy • Discover how to subset your DataFrames using pandas • Handle missing data in a pandas DataFrame • Explore hierarchical indexing and plotting with pandas
Hands-On Data Analysis with NumPy and pandas About This Book • Explore the tools you need to become a data analyst • Discover practical examples to help you grasp data processing concepts • Walk through hierarchical indexing and grouping for data analysis
What You Will Learn • Understand how to install and manage Anaconda • Read, sort, and map data using NumPy and pandas • Find out how to create and slice data arrays using NumPy • Discover how to subset your DataFrames using pandas • Handle missing data in a pandas DataFrame • Explore hierarchical indexing and plotting with pandas
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