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Hands-On Machine Learning with Microsoft Excel 2019

Build Complete Data Analysis Flows, from Data Collection to Visualization

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This practical guide helps users maximize Excel for data preparation, machine learning model application, and data analysis interpretation. As advancements in technology evolve, many Excel users may feel overshadowed by these innovations. However, a significant portion of machine learning model development can be accomplished within Excel. The book begins with a clear introduction to machine learning concepts, ensuring accessibility for all readers. It outlines each phase of a machine learning project, including data collection, integration from various sources, model development, and result visualization using Excel’s features. Each chapter includes examples and hands-on exercises that demonstrate how to effectively combine Excel functions, add-ins, and connections to databases and cloud services for comprehensive data analysis. Various machine learning models are presented, tailored to different data types. The book concludes with advanced use cases involving Automated Machine Learning and artificial neural networks, showcasing the future of analysis. This resource is ideal for data analysis and machine learning enthusiasts, project managers, and those seeking to perform essential machine learning tasks with minimal coding. A working knowledge of Excel is necessary to fully benefit from the content.

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Hands-On Machine Learning with Microsoft Excel 2019, Julio Cesar Rodriguez Martino

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2019
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Titre
Hands-On Machine Learning with Microsoft Excel 2019
Sous-titre
Build Complete Data Analysis Flows, from Data Collection to Visualization
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2019
Format
souple
Pages
254
ISBN10
1789345375
ISBN13
9781789345377
Séries
Description
This practical guide helps users maximize Excel for data preparation, machine learning model application, and data analysis interpretation. As advancements in technology evolve, many Excel users may feel overshadowed by these innovations. However, a significant portion of machine learning model development can be accomplished within Excel. The book begins with a clear introduction to machine learning concepts, ensuring accessibility for all readers. It outlines each phase of a machine learning project, including data collection, integration from various sources, model development, and result visualization using Excel’s features. Each chapter includes examples and hands-on exercises that demonstrate how to effectively combine Excel functions, add-ins, and connections to databases and cloud services for comprehensive data analysis. Various machine learning models are presented, tailored to different data types. The book concludes with advanced use cases involving Automated Machine Learning and artificial neural networks, showcasing the future of analysis. This resource is ideal for data analysis and machine learning enthusiasts, project managers, and those seeking to perform essential machine learning tasks with minimal coding. A working knowledge of Excel is necessary to fully benefit from the content.