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We've launched two new courses this week: Network Analysis in Python and Data Visualization in R with lattice! In Network Analysis, you will build on the techniques covered in Part 1 to become Pythonista network analysis ninja! In Data Visualization with lattice, learn how to gracefully visualize multivariate data. [DataCamp]( New Courses! [Network Analysis]( Network Analysis in Python (part 2) Taught by Eric Ma, Data Carpentry instructor and author of nxviz package Networks are everywhere, and knowing how to analyze them will open up a new world of possibilities for you as a Data Scientist. Take your skills even farther with Part 2 of Network Analysis in Python! [Play now ›]( Data Visualization in R with lattice Taught by Deepayan Sarkar, member of R-Core & creator of lattice Visualization is an essential component of interactive data analysis in R. This course introduces the lattice package, which implements Trellis graphics for R. [Play now ›]( Network Analysis in Python (part 2): What You'll Learn Chapter 1: Bipartite graphs & product recommendation systems Learn about bipartite graphs and how they are used in recommendation systems. Chapter 2: Graph projections Use a famous American Revolution dataset to dive deeper into exploration of bipartite graphs. Chapter 3: Comparing graphs & time-dynamic graphs Delve into the fundamental ways that you can analyze graphs that change over time. Chapter 4: Tying it up! In this chapter, you will apply everything you've learned in the previous three chapters! [Play now ›]( Data Visualization in R with lattice: What You'll Learn Chapter 1: Basic plotting with lattice Introduction to some basic plotting functions in lattice. Chapter 2: Conditioning and the formula interface Create "conditioned" plots consisting of multiple panels using the formula interface. Chapter 3: Controlling scales and graphical parameters Learn how to control and customize axis limits and visual appearance. Chapter 4: Customizing plots using panel functions Learn to use panel and prepanel functions to enhance existing displays or create new ones. Chapter 5: Extensions and the lattice ecosystem Here we give a brief survey of extensions that are useful to enhance displays or create new ones. [Play now ›]( DataCamp Inc. 2067 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge MA 02141 [Unsubscribe](