An Interview With Ron Pearson, author of Data Visualization in R
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Hey R fans! A new episode of DataCamp’s DataChats video series is out!
In this episode, we interview Ronald Pearson. Ron holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from M.I.T. and has written or co-written five books. Furthermore, he is the author and maintainer of the GoodmanKruskal R package, and one of the authors of the datarobot R package.
Together with Nick, Ron talks about his passion for exploratory data analysis, inliers (vs outliers), why he is so excited about the evolution of machine learning models and much more.
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