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Data Science methodology and Approach
Data Science methodology and Approach

September 20, 2022

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Introduction

The Data Science Methodology is encountered by those who work in data science and constantly seek solutions to new problems. The process for locating answers to a particular situation is described by data science methodology. This cycle experiences critical behavior, which directs business analysts and data scientists to take the appropriate action.

 

Methodologies used by Data Scientists

 

  • Business Understanding

Any problem in the business area needs to be thoroughly understood before it can be solved. A solid foundation created by business knowledge makes it easier to answer questions. We need to be clear about the precise issue we intend to address.

 

  • Analytic Understanding

One should choose the analytical strategy based on the business understanding discussed above. There are four distinct kinds of strategies: 

 

  • Descriptive (current status and information provided).
  • Diagnostic (also known as statistical analysis, what is happening and why it is happening).
  • Predictive (it predicts trends of future events).
  • Prescriptive (it offers recommendations) ( how the problem should be solved).

 

 

  • Data Requirements

The aforementioned analytical strategy determines the necessary content, formats, and relevant data sources. Finding the answers to the following questions throughout the data needs process is necessary: "What," "Where," "When," "Why," "How," and "Who."

 

  • Data Collection

Any random format can be used to acquire the gathered data. Therefore, the data gathered should be checked according to the methodology used and the expected results. Therefore, if further information is needed, it may be collected, or it can be discarded.

 

  • Data Understanding

Is the data acquired representative of the issue that needs to be solved? It is answered through data understanding. The measurements used for the data in descriptive statistics are calculated to assess the matter's quality and substance. This step might result in returning to the previous stage to make adjustments.

 

  • Data Preparation

Let's connect this idea with two analogies to grasp it better. Washing just-picked veggies and just picking what you want from the buffet to put on your plate are the first two things to remember. Vegetable washing represents the elimination of impurities, or undesired items, from the data. Noise cancellation is made here.

 

If we are simply considering edible items on the plate and we don't require detailed information, we shouldn't proceed with the procedure. Included in this entire process are transformation, normalization, etc.

 

  • Modeling

Modeling determines if the data that has been prepared for processing is suitable or needs extra seasoning and finishing. The development of predictive and descriptive models is the primary goal of this stage.

 

  • Evaluation

Model development includes model evaluation. It examines the model's quality and determines if it satisfies the business needs. It goes through a diagnostic measure phase (determining whether the model functions as planned and where adjustments are needed) and a statistical significance testing phase (ensuring proper data handling and interpretation).

  • Deployment

The model is prepared for implementation in the business market as it is successfully evaluated. The deployment phase determines how well the model performs compared to competitors and how much external stress it can sustain.

 

  • Feedback

Feedback is a crucial goal in improving the model and assessing its performance and effect. The steps in providing feedback include defining the review procedure, maintaining a record, assessing effectiveness, and reviewing with improvement.

 

Conclusion

After these ten stages have been completed, the model shouldn't be left untreated; instead, an update should be performed based on user input and deployment. In order to ensure that the model continues to add value to the solutions, new trends should be assessed when new technologies are developed. Data Science can be used in any field. It will provide us with the proper and valuable solutions which increase the profitability of an organization.

 


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