Learning Path for Data Science with edaflow =========================================== This section provides a recommended progression for new and aspiring data scientists to master EDA and ML workflows using edaflow. **Step 1: Getting Started** --------------------------- - Read the :doc:`Quick Start Guide <../quickstart>` to install edaflow and run your first workflow. - Review the :doc:`Installation Guide <../installation>` for environment setup and troubleshooting. **Step 2: Data Quality & Cleaning** ----------------------------------- - Study the :doc:`Data Quality ` section to learn about missing data analysis, imputation, and outlier handling. - Practice with example datasets in the :doc:`Examples <../examples/index>` section. **Step 3: Visualization & Analysis** ------------------------------------ - Explore the :doc:`Visualization ` guide for distribution analysis, correlation, and advanced plotting. - Try creating your own visualizations using edaflow functions. **Step 4: Machine Learning Workflows** -------------------------------------- - Follow the :doc:`ML Workflow Guide ` for step-by-step model building, comparison, optimization, and evaluation. - Experiment with classification, regression, and computer vision examples. **Step 5: Advanced Features & Best Practices** ---------------------------------------------- - Read :doc:`Advanced Features ` to unlock powerful capabilities for complex projects. - Review :doc:`Best Practices ` to ensure reproducibility and professional standards. **Step 6: API Reference & Further Exploration** ----------------------------------------------- - Use the :doc:`API Reference <../api_reference/index>` for detailed function documentation. - Explore additional examples and mini-projects to deepen your skills. **Tips for Success:** - Work through each section in order for a structured learning experience. - Apply concepts to your own datasets for hands-on practice. - Refer to external resources (scikit-learn docs, statistics tutorials) for foundational knowledge. - Join the edaflow community for support and collaboration.