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How to Get Slack Notifications From Your WordPress Site August 3, 2020

Do you want to get Slack notifications based on certain activity on your WordPress site? Slack has become a central communication platform for many online businesses. Having activity notifications like new sales, new leads, new blog posts, etc. inside Slack can be helpful in streamlining… Read More » The post How to Get Slack Notifications From […]

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23 Best Marketing Automation Tools for Small Businesses July 31, 2020

Are you looking for the best marketing automation tools for your small business? Whether it’s email marketing, content marketing, social media, or sales, there are now marketing automation tools available that can help you get better results, faster. In this article, we will share the… Read More » The post 23 Best Marketing Automation Tools for […]

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How to Run a Social Media Contest to Grow Your Site (Best Practices + Examples) July 30, 2020

Do you want to run a social media contest to grow your website traffic? Social media platforms already have billions of active users. It is a lot easier to find a very targetted audience that could be your potential customer or subscriber. In this article,… Read More » The post How to Run a Social Media […]

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Featured Blog Posts – Data Science Central

Weekly Digest, August 3 August 2, 2020

Monday newsletter published by Data Science Central. Previous editions can be found here. The contribution flagged with a + is our selection for the picture of the week. To subscribe, follow this link. Announcements…

Vincent Granville

Feature engine python package for feature engineering August 1, 2020

In this post, we explore a new python package for feature engineering Feature engineering is the process of using domain knowledge of the data to transform existing features or to create new variables from existing ones, for use in machine learning. Using feature engineering, we can pre-process raw data and make it suitable…

ajit jaokar

Calculus For Data Science: What Do You Really Need to Know? July 31, 2020

This one picture shows what areas of calculus and linear algebra are most useful for data scientists. If you read any article worth its salt on the topic Math Needed for Data Science, you'll see calculus mentioned. Calculus (and it's closely related counterpart, linear algebra) has some very narrow (but very useful) applications to data […]

Stephanie Glen

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