On Apr 7, 2011 Benjamin Osment wrote:Just what I was looking for
Although somewhat intermediate (and not for those that fear math) this is quite a solid book. It also makes me happy whenever I see Python or open source.
This book offers helpful ways of turning raw data into something useful.
This book is split into three parts:
1. Graphing
2. Modeling
3. Mining
4. Applications
Section 1 was a bit dry, as statistics often can be. Section 2 was also useful but I got the most value from section 3 and 4. Full Review >
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Thomas Maher wrote: Head First iphone and ipad Development 2nd edition
Dan and Tracey Pilone have delivered a masterpiece of efficient learning. This book will be… Full Review >