Data visualization 4 dummies

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This is an intro talk about data visualization, focused on showing few basic concepts on data visualization. Presented during 1st Machine Learning Meetup - Porto Alegre - 1st June 2016 Presenter - Roberto Silveira

Dataviz 4 dummies
Roberto Silveira - Maio 2016

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