Alexander Schacht and Paolo Eusebi

The Effective Data Scientist

Science EN ↓ 29 episodes

Do you want to boost your career as a data scientist? Our podcast helps you in achieving this by teaching you relevant knowledge about all the different aspects of becoming a more effective data scientist.

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Author

Alexander Schacht and Paolo Eusebi

Category

Science

Latest episode

Oct 22, 2026

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Episodes

Interpretable ML with Serg Masis 26.01.2023

An awesome guided tour in the world of interpretable machine learning with Serg Masis. Serg Masis is data scientist at Syngenta, a leading science-based agtech company. Serg wrote an amazing book on interpretable machine learning [link]. All the code used for the examples illustrated in the book is freely available [link]. Serg drives us through the concept of interpretability and why it is better...

Become familiar with linear regression - Part 2 (Episode 3) 12.01.2023

In this episode, we continue to dive into the linear regression model. What are the real-world applications? When our model fit is enough? What are the pros and cons of increasing complexity in our model? We discuss also the basic principles of covariates transformation (i.e. the logarithm) and how this has played a pivotal role in the modeling of the Covid-19 epidemics. Furthermore, we discuss ho...

Introduction to Linear Regression (Episode 2) 07.07.2021
Welcome to the effective data scientist podcast 05.07.2021

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