Informações sobre o curso: In the capstone, students will engage on a real world project requiring them to apply skills from the entire data science pipeline: preparing, organizing, and transforming data, constructing a model, and evaluating results. Through a collaboration with Coursolve, each Capstone project is associated with partner stakeholders who have a vested interest in your results and are eager to deploy them in practice. These projects will not be straightforward and the outcome is not prescribed -- you will need to tolerate ambiguity and negative results! But we believe the experience will be rewarding and will better prepare you for data science projects in practice.
Desenvolvido por: University of Washington
Ministrado por: Bill Howe, Director of Research
Scalable Data Analytics
| Informações básicas | Curso 4 de 4 no Ciência de Dados em Larga Escala Specialization |
| Compromisso | 6 weeks of study, 3-4 hours/week |
| Idioma | English |
| Como ser aprovado | Seja aprovado em todas as tarefas para concluir o curso. |
| Classificação do usuário |
Programa
SEMANA 1
Project A: Blight Fight
In this project, you will build a model to predict when a building is likely to be condemned. The data is real, the problem is real, and the impact is real.
2 leituras
- Reading: Get the Data
- Reading: Understand the Domain
- Discussion Prompt: Milestone: Discuss the Problem and Approaches
SEMANA 2
Week 2: Derive a list of buildings
You are given sets of incidents with location information; you need to use some assumptions to group these incidents by location to identify specific buildings.
1 leituras
- Reading: Milestone: Create a list of "buildings" from a list of geo-located incidents
- Peer Review: Reflecting on defining "buildings"
SEMANA 3
Week 3: Construct a training dataset
Construct a training set by associating each of your buildings with a ground truth label derived from the permit data.
1 leituras
- Reading: Milestone: Derive labels for each building
- Peer Review: Reflecting on the labeling scheme
SEMANA 4
Week 4: Train and evaluate a simple model
Use a trivial feature set to train and evaluate a simple model
1 leituras
- Reading: Milestone: Train a Simple Model
- Peer Review: Reflecting on a trivial initial model
SEMANA 5
Week 5: Feature Engineering
Derive additional features and retrain to improve the efficacy of your model.
1 leituras
- Reading: Milestone: Adding more features
- Peer Review: Reflection on your proposed features
SEMANA 6
Week 6: Final Report
Enter your final report for grading.
Nota atribuída: Final Report
Perguntas frequentes
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Coursework
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Desenvolvedores
University of Washington
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Custo
| Comprar curso | |
|---|---|
| Acesso aos materiais do curso | Disponível |
| Acesso a materiais valendo nota | Disponível |
| Receba uma nota final | Disponível |
| Obtenha um Certificado de Curso compartilhável | Disponível |
Classificações e avaliações
An interesting problem to tackle. I really liked that you started with very raw data and needed to work on many cleaning methods. Good practice for real data science.
This course introduces data science with a emphasis on large scale processing. The project was challenging and very interesting. Applying with I learnt throughout the specialisation to a real problem is very exciting.
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The topic and milestone-based schedule are great; you are free to take many decisions but still get enough guidance to avoid straying away from the project goal. Instructor and student commitment is a bit low; there is very little feedback in the forums and submissions are sometimes so shallow that add little value to the reviewer.