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  Big Data for Beginners -...

  Vincent Berry

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  In the digital era, big data is the frontier of innovation and competitive advantage. "Big Data for Beginners: Unlocking the World of Data Science" is an essential guide designed to introduce newcomers to the complexities and potential of big data. Whether you're a student, a professional looking to pivot to a data-oriented role, or a curious mind aiming to understand the impact of data science on our world, this book provides a clear, comprehensive, and engaging introduction. 
  Spanning from basic concepts to the technologies that handle the immense volume, velocity, and variety of data, this book demystifies data processes and analytics. Readers will explore everything from data collection, storage, and processing with tools like Hadoop and Spark, to more intricate subjects such as predictive analytics and data visualization using platforms like Tableau and Power BI. 
  "Big Data for Beginners" not only covers technical aspects but also addresses the ethical considerations of data privacy and regulatory compliance, ensuring readers understand the responsibilities that come with data management. The book provides practical insights through real-world case studies across various industries, illustrating how big data is driving decisions and innovation globally. 
  With a special focus on preparing for a career in big data, including educational pathways, required skills, and job search strategies, this book is the perfect primer to guide you into the world of data science. Dive into the future with confidence as this book lays down the foundation for understanding and leveraging big data in your career or business. 
  Embark on your journey through the data-driven world with "Big Data for Beginners," and harness the power of big data to open new doors to opportunities and insights.

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  Mastering Time Series Analysis...

  Sulekha Aloorravi

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  Decode the language of time with Python. Discover powerful techniques to analyze, forecast, and innovate.
  Book Description
  "Mastering Time Series Analysis and Forecasting with Python" is an essential handbook tailored for those seeking to harness the power of time series data in their work.The book begins with foundational concepts and seamlessly guides readers through Python libraries such as Pandas, NumPy, and Plotly for effective data manipulation, visualization, and exploration. Offering pragmatic insights, it enables adept visualization, pattern recognition, and anomaly detection.
  
  Advanced discussions cover feature engineering and a spectrum of forecasting methodologies, including machine learning and deep learning techniques such as ARIMA, LSTM, and CNN. Additionally, the book covers multivariate and multiple time series forecasting, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of advanced modeling techniques and their applications across diverse domains.Readers develop expertise in crafting precise predictive models and addressing real-world complexities. Complete with illustrative examples, code snippets, and hands-on exercises, this manual empowers readers to excel, make informed decisions, and derive optimal value from time series data.
  
  Table of Contents
  1. Introduction to Time Series
  2. Overview of Time Series Libraries in Python
  3. Visualization of Time Series Data
  4. Exploratory Analysis of Time Series Data
  5. Feature Engineering on Time Series
  6. Time Series Forecasting – ML Approach Part 1
  7. Time Series Forecasting – ML Approach Part 2
  8. Time Series Forecasting - DL Approach
  9. Multivariate Time Series, Metrics, and Validation      
  Index

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  Hack Your Health - Tips to...

  360K Pro Publishing

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  We all want to live long and prosperous. We want to be healthy and live comfortably, without fearing diseases, and being able to use our bodies to their maximum potential. When we go to the doctor to see what we can do to improve our efficiency, we are generally greeted with the same procedure that comes up time after time: diet, exercise, and socializing. And there’s nothing wrong with these basics. But that’s the thing, they’re just basics. These small points, as general items, are just good enough to keep us working at an adequate rate. Nothing more than average and that’s it. 
  	If we want to truly improve, to be the best versions of ourselves, we need to go beyond the minimum requirements and the minimum delivery. And there’s actually an often recommended method that is steadily growing in popularity which will help improve your overall health in a very smart way. You might have already heard about body-hacking and mind-hacking, and it may sound a bit off-putting as it’s hard to imagine being able to (or even wanting to) hack your health, but the truth is that, in the end, that is exactly what you do and the effects are strikingly appealing. You hack your body or mind and, through this, unleash their maximum potentials.  
  This Audio book consists of 8 chapters. These are the table of contents. 
  What is Body & Mind Hacking? 
  Easy Health hacks for Beginners 
  Tips for a Longer Life 
  Fitness Hacks 
  Affirmations Section 
  Play the preview audio sample and see if this book is good for you. 
  This book is a worthy investment in your life. 
  Why are you waiting? Go ahead and click the buy button now!

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  Tales of Space and Time

  H. G. Wells

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  "Between the stars and the stone, lies the story of us."
  
  In this seminal collection, H.G. Wells—the "Father of Science Fiction"—takes readers on a journey across the spectrum of existence. From the primitive struggles of our ancestors in "A Story of the Stone Age" to the dystopian urban sprawl of "A Story of the Days to Come," Wells explores how environment and technology shape the human spirit. Featuring the chilling cosmic disaster of "The Star" and the mysterious Martian surveillance in "The Crystal Egg," these five stories serve as a profound meditation on humanity's fragile place in a vast, indifferent universe.
  
  The Origins of Mystery: In "The Crystal Egg," Wells returns to the themes of The War of the Worlds, suggesting that even as we go about our daily lives, we are being watched from across the void. In "The Star," he delivers one of the most powerful descriptions of a global cataclysm ever written, showing how a passing celestial body could rewrite the geography of Earth and the humility of man.
  
  The Future of the Machine: In the novella-length "A Story of the Days to Come," Wells predicts a world of moving sidewalks, synthesized food, and a rigid social hierarchy where the wealthy live in the sun and the poor toil in the subterranean depths. This vision of a "megacity" served as the direct inspiration for later masterpieces like Fritz Lang's Metropolis.
  
  A Struggle for Survival: Wells reminds us that whether we are fighting a cave lion with a flint axe or battling a corporate monopoly in the year 2100, the core of the human experience remains the same: the drive to survive, to love, and to transcend our limitations.
  
  Travel across the eons. Purchase "Tales of Space and Time" today and witness the evolution of a genius.

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  The Security Guard Handbook...

  Cesare Bisbocci, Kennedy Kao

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  This is the ultimate security guard handbook created by expert instructors at Flex Point Academy for both beginners and veterans alike. Security guard hopefuls will find this book invaluable for studying to pass the official Ontario security guard exam to earn their security guard licence. The security guard handbook also doubles as a useful reference in the field for new and seasoned guards alike. 
  In order to best prepare for a career in security, this handbook covers the following topics in great detail: 
  - Introduction to the security industry 
  - PSISA and the code of conduct 
  - Basic and advanced security procedures 
  - Report writing fundamentals 
  - Health and safety 
  - Emergency response preparation 
  - The Canadian legal system 
  - Effective communication 
  - Sensitivity training 
  - Use of force theory 
  - Level C First Aid & Security 
  - Official ministry exam study tips

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  Essay Towards A New Theory Of...

  George Berkeley

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. State-of-the-art voice generation technology, combined with careful human editing, has been employed in this production of "An Essay Towards A New Theory Of Vision" by George Berkeley in order to make this important text more widely accessible to modern audiences. Listeners are invited to explore the audio sample and judge the quality for themselves. 
   
  First published in 1709, Berkeley’s Essay is a landmark in the philosophy of perception. Its central claim is that we do not immediately see distance, depth, or three-dimensional space. Instead, vision presents signs (colors, lights, shapes, and appearances) that we learn to connect with touch, movement, and bodily action. What seems obvious to sight is, for Berkeley, the result of habit, association, and interpretation. 
   
  Before developing his immaterialism in the "Principles of Human Knowledge" and the "Three Dialogues", Berkeley uses vision to question what is truly given in perception. The work prepares his critique of abstract ideas, his challenge to mind-independent matter, and his idea that the natural world functions like a language through which God guides human beings. 
   
  Although modern vision science has moved far beyond Berkeley’s specific explanations, the questions he raises remain deeply relevant. His view of perception as learned, practical, and action-oriented anticipates later concerns in pragmatism, where meaning is tied to use and experience, and in phenomenology, where perception is understood through embodiment and our lived relation to the world. His emphasis on the coordination of sight, touch, and movement also resonates with contemporary cognitive science and theories of embodied perception. For listeners interested in philosophy, psychology, or the history of ideas, "An Essay Towards A New Theory Of Vision" remains a concise and provocative starting point for thinking about how we come to experience the world.

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