Get the most as a Data Scientist with Microsoft Fabric (Public Preview)

Going down the DATA SCIENCE path can be hard when trying to get all the right data. Microsoft Fabric breaks down barriers and allows for easy reuse of data with OneLake. Nellie joins to talk about how data scientists can take advantage!
What is Data Science in Microsoft Fabric?
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Develop, execute, and manage Microsoft Fabric notebooks
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How to accelerate data prep with Data Wrangler in Microsoft Fabric
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[@jonokay1]

As someone that has built some ML models in other platforms, I will say this is a great base for Microsoft. Actually underrated how important it is to have your environments auto saved together with a model at every run. Looking forward to the growth of Microsoft fabric and service integration.

[@aghalarbayli]

This is bananas! It has the power to turn us into visualization people directly to data scientists!

[@guto5539]

AWEASOME! Thank you guys!!

[@phanthuy9423]

Awesome! Thank you 🎉

[@HachiAdachi]

Now I want to be a data scientist when I grow up... instead of a *visualization* person... 😳

[@nellieGson]

You can be both! That's even better! 😉

[@nikitashevchenko8525]

Adam hi. what about directly connecting or importing from a local Cube to test a hypothesis? how is it all licensed? how to use ready-made templates for hypotheses on one or more values?

[@vishaljuneja000]

How to integrate created visual in Data science into Power BI Report I have created a new visual for forecasting any value in Microsoft Fabric Data science environment with help of writing python code in notebook where I have used the same Lakehouse which I used when I created an Power BI report. No I want to connect that Visual into my report then how is it possbile to do so? Not able to get any clear information

[@cathrerinezetadrones3169]

I love that people are iterating now, new coolness peoplex

[@justinogarcia3705]

This is amazing stuff

[@HenriqueLeunam]

Amazing!!

[@square007tube]

Absolute wow 🤩

[@Watchingvideoslikeu]

@nellieGson will Microsoft fabric make so that using 3rd party libraries are now optional and that internal tools unique to Microsoft can be used in their place. For example like pandas, numpy, sklearn, tensorflow etc..?

[@JohnKpl]

I am a user of Azure Data Factory, Azure database, Power BI Embedded. And I don't understand a thing

[@mmastro96]

those are all different services targeted at different things ADF = data orchestration/transformations Azure database = storing structured data PowerBI embedded = a PowerBI deployment focused more on app developers vs. business users Synapse Data Science = data science workflow

[@brianmccormick63]

Does this support R tool?

[@nellieGson]

R language is supported, yes!

[@Swanandsworld]

Adams linked in profile pleased

[@ivanxdxd]

How is this useful to me, when our IT department is severely understaffed and could not care less about expanding the office 365 environment for us?