August 28, 2022

Dear friends,
Welcome to the Aug 28th edition of the Sunday Briefing. We’re currently on hiatus form blogging but you can take advantage of the down time to catch up on the latest post on the G4Sci series: Kahn’s Algorithm for Topological Sorting, and at V4Sci we have Rotating Global Heatmap while at Medium you’ll find “Exploring the Dow-Jones Industrial Average using Linear Regression”.

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On our regularly scheduled content we have a birds eye view of the Great American Bubble Machine, A Short Guide to Hard Problems, an introduction to State Machines and 10 Regression Metrics Data Scientist Must Know.

On the academic front we take a deep dive on a review of multilayer Network Science: From Cells to Societies, explore how to modeling algorithmic bias and how news sharing on Twitter reveals emergent fragmentation of media agenda and persistent polarization.

This weeks ‘Data Science Book ’ highlight is Data Science Book is “Analytical Skills for AI & Data Science” by D. Vaughan. As always you can find all the previous book recommendations on our website. In the video of the week we have an in-depth tutorial on how to build a financial dashboard in Python with Dash.

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