Data Science

Coursera | Reproducible Research | Project assignment 2

Data Science specialization from Johns Hopkins University

Coursera | Statistical Inference | Project assignments 1 and 2

Data Science specialization from Johns Hopkins University

Instagram R scraper

Instagram scraper in R using a third-party Java lib.

edX | 15.071x: The Analytics Edge | Coursework and Kaggle competition

The Analytics Edge course with R from MIT.

edX | CS105x: Introduction to Apache Spark | Lab notebooks

Data Science and Engineering with Spark XSeries from University of California, Berkeley.

edX | CS110x: Big Data Analysis with Apache Spark | Lab notebooks

Data Science and Engineering with Spark XSeries from University of California, Berkeley.

edX | CS120x: Distributed Machine Learning with Apache Spark | Lab notebooks

Data Science and Engineering with Spark XSeries from University of California, Berkeley.

My 2018 reading list

Yet another year of books! Ok, in comparison with the previous list, this one is much shorter. 2018 was a great year, full of challenges, work activities and fun, so I didn’t commit too much time to reading.

Without further ado, the books I’ve read were:

Spreading the word: My talk on data science with R

Last week I had a great time at the FLISoL 2018 Tucumán. First organized in 2005, the Festival Latinoamericano de Instalación de Software Libre (Latin American Free Software Install Fest) is the biggest event for spreading free software in Latin America and Spain.

Books I've read on 2017

For 2017, as part of my yearly planning, I tried to make more time to read several books that I had selected from my list (tsundoku, anyone?). It felt like a good challenge, both in planning and execution, and now I can say it was a great initiative to move forward in both my personal and professional life.

From january to december, I had read the following books: