What Data Science teach you about Life?

Did you know that Data Science is actually arrived from how Human Mind works?

By the end of this blog you will know some logics from Data Science that you should apply in your life.

1. THERE IS PERIODICITY IN EVERYTHING

    If you are trying to do something consistently, then the only option is to do it periodically. Suppose you want to go to gym, then try to go everyday at the same time. This will define a periodic time when you feel like going to gym. 

    Our body also follows a circadian rhythm. That means that anything you have done yesterday, the body expects it the next day also. Suppose you ate you breakfast late, then tomorrow you will feel hungry late at the same time. So key thing to make anything habit is to keep doing it consistently at the same time. 

2. IF IT HAPPENED ONCE IT CAN HAPPEN TWICE

    Any data science model won't give you 100% accuracy if it has the data that contains the outlier, even once. The model keeps in check that it can happen again and the model is not 100% accurate. 

    Similarly if any person in your circle has done something that hurt you. Always remember they can do it again. Even if they say it won't happen again. Always keep your guard up for these people.

3. WE WON'T LEARN UNLESS WE ARE TRAINED



    Any model created won't work accurately unless it is trained on a large amount of data. Again and again. And by applying different algorithms and techniques.

    Similarly if you want to learn something and become a master at it. It will never happen in one day. You would have to practice it again and again with different challenges and then one day people will call you lucky for being master at your skill. But only you know how hard you have trained for it.

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