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10 PYTHON LIBRARIES
FOR DATA ANALYSTS
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1. PANDAS
A library for data manipulation and analysis, including
tools for reading and writing data, cleaning and
transforming data, and performing statistical analysis.
Example: Using Pandas to read in and clean a CSV file
of customer data, then calculating summary statistics
such as mean, median, and mode for key metrics.
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2.NumPy
A library for numerical computing that provides
fast and efficient operations for working with
arrays and matrices.
Example: Using NumPy to perform linear algebra
operations on a matrix of customer purchase
data to calculate customer lifetime value.
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3. MATPLOTLIB
A library for creating visualizations such as line
charts, scatter plots, and bar charts.
Example: Using Matplotlib to create a histogram of
customer purchase frequency to identify the most
common purchase amounts.
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4. SEABORN
A library for creating statistical visualizations such as
heatmaps, box plots, and violin plots.
Example: Using Seaborn to create a scatter plot of
customer purchase frequency versus purchase
amount to identify patterns in customer behavior.
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5. SCIKIT-LEARN
A library for machine learning that provides tools for
classification, regression, clustering, and more.
Example: Using Scikit-learn to build a predictive
model that identifies which customers are most likely
to churn.
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6. STATSMODELS
A library for statistical analysis
that provides tools for
hypothesis testing, regression
analysis, and time series
analysis.
Example: Using Statsmodels to
perform a regression analysis of
customer purchase behavior to
identify the most important
factors that influence purchase
frequency.
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7.BeautifulSoup
A library for web scraping that provides tools for
parsing HTML and XML documents.
Example: Using BeautifulSoup to scrape data from a
website and extract key metrics such as pageviews
and bounce rate.
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8.NetworkX
A library for analyzing and visualizing networks, such as
social networks or transportation networks.
Example: Using NetworkX to analyze the connections
between customers and identify the most influential
customers in a social network.
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9.PySpark
A library for working with big data using the Apache
Spark framework.
Example: Using PySpark to perform distributed
computing on a large dataset of customer
transactions to calculate summary statistics.
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10.Requests
A library for making HTTP requests
to web servers.
Example: Using Requests to
retrieve data from an API and
integrate it with internal customer
data for analysis.
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