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Principles of Data Analysis

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Principles of Data Analysis
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Publisher: Prasenjit Saha
ISBN/ASIN: 1902918118
Number of pages: 113

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This is a short book about the principles of data analysis. The emphasis is on why things are done rather than on exactly how to do them. If you already know something about the subject, then working through this book will probably deepen your understanding.

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