2019 Predictions: Top Data Science & Analytics Trends

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If you want to learn more about some of the other topics we touch on in this video, here are a few posts that might help! Financial services trends: www.burtchworks.com/2019/01/15/2019-predictions-for-data-science-analytics-in-financial-services/ Growing data science specializations: www.burtchworks.com/2018/08/27/beyond-the-unicorn-4-developing-data-scientist-career-paths/ Pros/cons to working remotely in analytics: www.burtchworks.com/2016/06/13/pros-cons-working-remotely-analytics/ Enjoy! - Burtch Works

[@YiannisPi]

Great video! Thank you very much for sharing this!

[@brandonwarfield5611]

Great video, but volume is low.

[@devawratvidhate9093]

Your surveys are true i was following this since 2 yrs In india it's true i learn all data science with R but while facing interview they prefer Python When I saw u r 1st video during that period R was popular but suddenly with last 2yrs Python is raised again

[@RaviSalunkhe85]

Devawrat Vidhate Its due to the rise in popularity of Tensorflow and other deep learning libraries like PyTorch etc. Nevertheless R will still be in great demand as Microsoft and Oracle are supporting the R runtime. Also, recently the RStudio community added an interface to Tensorflow with R which is a good thing.

[@Skandawin78]

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