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Phases in Data Science project life cycle

Data science is a “term for unifying analytics, data analysis, machine learning and related approaches” in order to “understand and interpret real events” with data. This uses methods and hypotheses from a wide range of fields in the fields of mathematics, economics, computer science and information science.

We have trained and qualified a team who practice technique gained over the past 10 years of experience with projects and data science initiatives which take in hand are performed more elaborately only by this developed technique. In reality, designing your data project isn’t as hard as it seems but you need to learn the data science process itself first. Becoming data-powered is mainly about understanding the basic steps and phases of a data analytics project and pursuing them from the processing of raw data to the creation of a machine understanding model and finally to the operation.

We evaluate the requirements, extract the working direction in compliance with our methods and then begin to put together blocks one by one.

We Define the Goal :

Understanding the business or activity that the development is part of is key to ensuring its success and the first stage of any sound data science initiative. You must have specific operational criteria to inspire the multiple players required to get from concept to development. We go out and speak to the people of organizations whose business we strive to boost with data before even talking about the data. Then, we sit down to identify timeline and primary success metrics in specific terms. I know, preparation and procedures sound tedious, but actually they’re a critical first step to kick-starting the job!

This move may seem trivial in a big enterprise project, playing around with a data set or an API. It is not. It is not enough just to access a cool open data collection. We define a specific aim of what we want to do with knowledge to give us a motivation, direction and purpose: a particular question that we have to address, a product to create, etc.