"Ex-Libris" part VI: Communication
Part 6 of my "ex-libris" of a Data Scientist is now available. This one is about communication.
When I started this series, I introduced this diagram.
I also quoted Johh Tukey:
"Far better an approximate answer to the right question, which is often vague, than an exact answer to the wrong question, which can always be made precise"
This is quite important since a data science project has to start with a question and come up with an answer.
But how do we communicate at the time of formulating the question? How about at the time of providing an answer? By any means necessary.
Do check out the full article with the list of books:
"ex-libris" part vi
See also
Part I was on "data and databases": "ex-libris" of a Data Scientist - Part i
Part II, was on "models": "ex-libris" of a Data Scientist - Part II
Part III, was on "technology": "ex-libris" of a Data Scientist - Part III
Part IV, was on "code": "ex-libris" of a Data Scientist - Part IV
Part V was on "visualization". Bonus after that will be on management / leadership.
Part II, was on "models": "ex-libris" of a Data Scientist - Part II
Part III, was on "technology": "ex-libris" of a Data Scientist - Part III
Part IV, was on "code": "ex-libris" of a Data Scientist - Part IV
Part V was on "visualization". Bonus after that will be on management / leadership.
Francois Dion
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