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Our ability to generate, gather, and store volumes of data (order of tera- and exo-bytes (1012–1018 bytes) daily) has far outpaced our ability to derive useful information from it in many fields, with available computational resources. The theme of this book is a review of Data Science (DS) through the lens of Dimensionality reduction (DR). Data science is about solving problems based on observations of factors (referred to as co-variates, predictors, or just features) that may determine a solution. Typical kinds of problems are described, including classification, prediction, and clustering problems, as well as data collection methods.
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Garzon, M., Yang, CC., Deng, LY. (2022). What Is Data Science (DS)?. In: Garzon, M., Yang, CC., Venugopal, D., Kumar, N., Jana, K., Deng, LY. (eds) Dimensionality Reduction in Data Science. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05371-9_1
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