Philosophy of Data Science | S01 E03 | Communicating the Science in Data Science
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Philosophy of Data Science Series
Session 1: Scientific Reasoning for Practical Data Science
Episode 3: Communicating the Science in Data Science
One of the biggest challenges in data scientists is to communicate why your work matters. Kathy Ensor (ASA 2022 President and Rice University’s Noah Harding Professor of Statistics) covers how to distinguish yourself as a professional by communicating both your scientific and technical value. (Hint: The same scientific reasoning that helps you do good work in data science will also help you critically assess “how” and “what” to communicate.)
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