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Data Science for Urban Mobility 2020/21 spring

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Lectures Online (weeks 28-36)

  • Note: ' The recording and slides will appear during the day of the lecture, latest next day.'
  • For the Live Stream sessions, the link will be shared by email.

Lectures

  • Week 1 - Introduction: Data Science and Big data in Urban Mobility [Live Stream]
    • Slides
    • Python Notebooks
    • Dataset
    • Video
  • Week 2 - Databases, Data Preparation and Preprocessing [Recording]
    • Slides
    • Video
  • Extra Material:
    • To access the paper you need to be within the University Network (use vpn)
    • Reading: Map-Matching Techniques
    • Reading: exploratory data analysis
    • Notebook: exploratory data analysis

Source: https://existentialcomics.com/philosopher/Judith_Butler

  • Week 3 - Spatial Data [Recording]
    • Slides
    • Video
  • Week 4 - Bayesian Inference [Recording]
    • Slides
    • Video
  • Extra Material:
    • Reading: EXPLAINING THE BAYES’ THEOREM GRAPHICALLY
    • Reading: Interactive illustration of Bayesian Inference
  • Week 5 - Machine Learning [Recording]
    • Slides
    • Video
  • Extra Material:
    • Reading: Neural Network Zoo
    • Reading: CNN
  • Week 6 - Spatial Data Analysis [Recording]
    • Slides
    • Video

Please, also check the readings section for extra material about python foundation and spatial analysis.

  • Week 7 - Data Visualization [Live Stream]
    • Slides
    • Video
  • Extra Material:
    • Reading: Data Storytelling
  • Week 8 - Professional issues and ethics
  • Reading Material:
    • Reading: Data Scientists and Ethics
    • Reading: A Guide for Ethical Data Science
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