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Soumya Ranjan Mishra
Soumya Ranjan Mishra
Hello
It has come to my attention that we were not answering your query that has asked by you in past 2 days,
we are really apology for that it did not turn out as expected.
I have answered some of yours query’s solutions in bellow which has been asked by you, I hope it will be
helpful for you.
- Data Science is a comprehensive process that involves pre-processing, analysis, visualization, prediction and
comprises of various statistical techniques. On the other hand, AI is the implementation of a predictive model to
forecast future events and use at computer algorithms.
- In data science SAS, SPSS, Keras, Python and R tools are used, Where as viz. Shogun, Mahout, Caffe, PyTorch,
TensorFlow, Scikit-Learn tools are used in AI.
- Data science is primarily concerned with making use of data analysis and data analytics (where it uses past and
present data to predict future data), Where Ai is concerned with machine learning.
- Data science is an umbrella term for statistical techniques, design techniques, and development methods.
Artificial intelligence has to do with algorithm design, development, efficiency, conversions, and the deployment
of these designs and products.
- Applications of Data Science are dominantly used in Internet search engines, such as Yahoo, Bing, Google, etc
where AI application are used in several industries, including transport, healthcare, manufacturing, automation,
etc.
- Data Science is use when Patterns and trends need to be identified, Statistical insight is a requirement, there’s a
need for exploratory data analysis (EDA), the situation calls for fast mathematical processing we need to use
predictive analytics where AI is used when, Precision is required, fast decision-making is needed, we require logical
decision making without emotional interference, repetitive tasks are involved in that case we need to perform risk
analysis.
- In summary, Data Science is concerned with using data to extract in sights and drive business outcomes, while AI
is focused on creating intelligent systems that can learn and make decisions autonomously. While there is some
overlap between the two fields, they have different goals and require different skill sets.
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Hello
It has come to my attention that we were not answering your query that has asked by you in past 2 days,
we are really apology for that it did not turn out as expected.
I have answered some of yours query’s solutions in bellow which has been asked by you, I hope it will be
helpful for you.
- Python and R are the two most popular programming languages for data science. Both languages are well suited
for any data science tasks.
- Python is launched in 1991, it is one of the most popular programming languages in the world, while R is first
launch in 1992, and it has been widely adopted in scientific research and academia.
- One of the reasons for the worldwide popularity of its community of users, it is backed by a vast community of
users and developers who ensure the smooth growth and improvement of the language, as well as the continuous
release of new libraries designed for all kinds of purposes. Where as R is designed with statisticians in mind, we can
use complex functions within a few lines of code and all kinds of statistical tests and models are readily available
and easily used, such as linear modeling, non-linear modeling, classifications, and clustering.
- Python is an easy language to read and write due to its high similarity, high readability and interpretability with human
language. Where the extensive possibilities R offers are mostly due to its huge community that has been developed by one of
the richest collections of data-science-related packages that all of them are available via the Comprehensive R Archive
Network (CRAN).
- In python 300,000+ packages are available in the Python Package Index (PyPi). But in R Nearly 19,000 packages available
in the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN).
- Python is a beginner-friendly language with more straightforward syntax and is easier to learn like English syntax.
Where R is easier to learn when you start out, but gets more difficult when using advanced functionalities due to its
specialized syntax and terminology.
Ex:-
# This program prints Hello, world! In Python # This program prints Hello, world! In R
print('Hello, world!') message <-"Hello World!"
output:- Hello, world! print(message)
output:- [1] "Hello World!"
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