Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers about Bianca, her film, data science consulting, courses and the blog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Bianca of Bianca Data?
Bianca is a data scientist and creator who believes the same tools we use to understand data can help us better understand ourselves. On biancadata.com she publishes films and data science tutorials (her blog articles are signed Bianca Jordan), offers data science consulting, and is designing data science courses for beginners and professionals.
What is the film “A Data Scientist’s Guide to Surviving Social Media”?
It is Bianca’s new seven-minute film, on the front page of biancadata.com. It looks at how your algorithm hides the full picture, and at one data science mindset shift that can help you see your life more clearly.
Does Bianca Data offer data science consulting?
Yes. Data can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be complicated: Bianca works as a teammate for you and your business in understanding how to get the most value out of your data. The approach has three steps: understand exactly what problems you need solved, solve them with powerful tools that get the most out of the data available, and communicate real solutions as simply as possible. Recent projects include marketing-mix modelling, data management systems, human activity recognition, and network analysis and community clustering. Ask for a quote on the Contact page.
Does Bianca Data have data science courses?
Courses are in the works. Bianca is designing data science courses for beginners and professionals, with the tools data scientists use most: Python, SQL, R and visualisation in Tableau. The first, Data Science for Beginners, will walk you through the fundamentals of Python, from importing a data set to writing your first line of code. Subscribe on the Courses page to be the first to know when new courses open.
What does the Bianca Data blog cover?
Data science tutorials explained step by step, several with a video: a real case project that predicts the customer churn rate of a bank in Python, how the Quick Sort algorithm works and whether it lives up to its name, and a marketing-mix modelling project built on Bayesian inference. The articles are on the Blog page of biancadata.com.
How do I contact Bianca Data?
Use the form on the Contact page of biancadata.com, for example to ask for a quote on data science consulting. You can also email info@biancadata.com.
The words are explained in the glossary. Anything else? Ask on the Contact page.