Covering multilevel modeling theory and developing Python data science skills in more depth.
- Data Analysis Using Regression and Multilevel/Hierarchical Models
- Hands-On ML with Scikit-Learn & Tensorflow
- Designing Data-Intensive Applications
- Elements of Statistical Learning
Interested in learning more about data collection methods, data engineering, and putting models into production.
Resources to consume:
- Building Machine Learning Powered Applications
- The Missing Semester of Your CS Education
- Interpretable ML Book
- Statistical Inference
- Doing Bayesian Data Analysis
This year, I want to focus on deepening my knowledge in applied statistics, becoming a data scientist more generally, and being a better citizen in my local and global community. To that end, here are my goals for 2020.
- Publish 24 good blog posts
- Read 10 technical books
- Publish 6 GitHub projects
- Read 24 books
- Learn Chinese at high-school reading/speaking proficiency
- Build personal website for blogging
I hope that by the end of 2020, I accomplish 80% of these goals. To bake these goals into my lifestyle, I'm planning to learn/study for 40 minutes daily and write to process for 20 minutes daily.
- The Causal Inference Book
- Statistical Inference
- Mostly Harmless Econometrics
- Econometric Analysis
- An Introduction to Generalized Linear Models
- Bloomberg Foundations of Machine Learning
Useful links to review for learning advice. Saw this blog about learning languages - thought the advice was great.
- Motivation
- Self teaching
- Job hunting