Quick Start to Intelligent Data Analysis with Python 3
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A good fit for
- 零编程基础但想转入数据分析岗位的转行者
- 开设有数据分析、机器学习课程的高校师生
- 会一点 Python 语法、需要系统补齐 pandas 与建模能力的自学者
- 从事统计报表、业务分析,希望把工作流程迁移到 Python 的职场人
Not a good fit for
- 已熟练使用 pandas 与 scikit-learn、想深入原理的中高级数据从业者
- 只想要直接上手大模型、深度学习框架的读者
- 期待完整行业项目案例与业务建模全流程的读者
Reading tips
- 前四章可按需快读:有编程基础者可跳到第2.3节数据类型与第4章函数部分查漏补缺。
- 第5—9章务必边读边敲代码,先跑通书中示例,再换成自己的 CSV 数据重做一遍。
- 把 pandas 三章(第6、7章)当作手册反复查阅,数据清洗与分组统计是日常用得最多的部分。
- 读到第9章时,可挑一个熟悉的小数据集完整走一遍标准化、建模、交叉验证与评估的流程。
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In addition to science and technology and professional publishing, the books in our catalog from China Machine Press also reflect a sustained focus on psychology, computing, management, finance and economics, and social sciences. In psychology, the catalog includes works by C. G. Jung and introductions to analytical psychology, as well as applied topics such as stress and health, and addiction and healing. In computing, it features Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (JavaScript Edition). Management and finance titles include Administrative Behavior (4th Edition), The Price of Inequality (Collector's Edition), and This Time Is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly (Commemorative Edition). In the philosophy and history of science, there is The Worldview: The Third Edition. Relevant authors include C. G. Jung, William McGuire, Sonu Shamdasani, and Gabor Maté. Public information is limited; the above summarizes the publisher's profile based solely on the books in our catalog.
Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Overview of Python
- Chapter 2: Python Basics
- Chapter 3: Control Statements
- Chapter 4: Functions and Objects
- Chapter 5: Numerical Computing with NumPy
- Chapter 6: pandas Basics
- Chapter 7: Advanced pandas
- Chapter 8: Plotting
- Chapter 9: scikit-learn
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About the author
Zhang Liangjun is a Chinese author of books on computing and data analysis. Public information about him is limited, and his biography, nationality, and educational background remain unclear. Judging from the seven titles held in the collection, his writing centers on two areas: programming design and data processing. His works range from introductory programming topics such as Python and R to practical content on Excel data acquisition, processing, and analysis, as well as Power BI data analysis and visualization. Aimed at beginners and everyday office application scenarios, the books combine tool operations with examples and emphasize a gradual path from basic syntax to practical analysis, while also serving exam and teaching needs. These titles fall under categories including programming design, general computing, and examinations, and are suitable for Chinese readers who wish to systematically learn data analysis tools and programming fundamentals.
Zhou Dongping: public information about this author is limited. At present, only one work is known, A Study of the Legal History of the Han and Tang Dynasties, which is classified as a history title. Judging from the title, the writing focuses on the legal systems from the Han through the Tang dynasty and falls within the field of Chinese legal history, touching on statutes and ordinances, judicial practice, and institutional change. Work of this kind usually requires the author to cross-check transmitted texts against excavated materials in order to present the legal order of the early imperial era as a whole. On the available evidence, Zhou Dongping appears to treat this period through focused topical research, with an emphasis on factual reconstruction and institutional analysis rather than popular narrative. Because no reliable record of his life, education, or positions is available, this note offers no speculation and merely outlines, from the library's holdings, the direction of his writing for readers' reference.