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Data Analysis and Visualization

Data analysis and visualization training is a multifaceted journey that equips individuals with the skills to derive meaningful insights from diverse datasets. A fundamental aspect of this training is mastering Python programming, a versatile language widely used for data manipulation and analysis. Our trainings covers topics such as bio-image analysis, working with geospatial and temporal data and tabular data wrangling with tools like Pandas. Trainees gain expertise in cleaning, transforming, and manipulating structured data, enabling them to work with large datasets efficiently.

Machine learning is an integral part of data analysis, and training often includes Python libraries such as scikit-learn, umap-learn, pytorch and transformers, popular libraries for implementing various machine learning algorithms. Trainees acquire the knowledge and skills to apply supervised and unsupervised learning techniques to solve predictive and classification problems.

Effective data visualization is essential for conveying insights, and our training program emphasizes creating compelling visualizations that facilitate data exploration and communication. Techniques for generating interactive plots and dashboards using libraries like Seaborn and Streamlit are covered.

Ultimately, training in data analysis and visualization equips individuals with a powerful skill set to explore and interpret data, whether in scientific research, business analytics, or other domains. The interdisciplinary knowledge empowers our trainees to make data-driven decisions and communicate insights effectively, contributing to advancements in various fields. Some of our trainings are offered to specific disciplines focusing on data analysis techniques tailored to their respective domain.

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Gefördert vom Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung.
Gefördert vom Freistaat Sachsen.