About Benjamin Obi Tayo, Ph.D.

Benjamin Obi Tayo, Ph.D. is a Physicist, Data Science Educator, and Writer, as well as the Owner of DataScienceHub. Previously, Benjamin was teaching Engineering and Physics at U. of Central Oklahoma, Grand Canyon U., and Pittsburgh State U.

Benjamin Obi Tayo, Ph.D. Posts (33)

• Type I and Type II Errors: What’s the Difference? - 19 Aug 2022
  
  Looking to sort out the difference between Type I and Type II errors? Read on for more.
• The Difference Between L1 and L2 Regularization - 10 Aug 2022
  
  Two types of regularized regression models are discussed here: Ridge Regression (L2 Regularization), and Lasso Regression (L1 Regularization)
• Calculus for Data Science - 20 Jul 2022
  
  In this article, we discuss the importance of calculus in data science and machine learning.
• Linear Algebra for Data Science - 12 Jul 2022
  
  In this article, we discuss the importance of linear algebra in data science and machine learning.
• Linear Regression for Data Science - 05 Jul 2022
  
  In this article, we discuss the importance of linear regression in data science and machine learning.
• Statistics and Probability for Data Science - 29 Jun 2022
  
  In this article, we discuss the importance of statistics and probability in data science and machine learning.
• Plotting and Data Visualization for Data Science - 21 Jun 2022
  
  In this article, we examine various types of plots used in data science and machine learning.
• Understanding Functions for Data Science - 09 Jun 2022
  
  Most data science problems boil down to finding the mathematical function that describes the relationship between feature and target variables.
• 3 Reasons Why Teamwork is an Essential Skill in Data Science - 24 May 2022
  
  This article will discuss 3 important reasons why teamwork is so crucial in real-world data science projects.
• 6 Soft Skills for Data Scientists Working Remotely - 17 May 2022
  
  As a data scientist, you might have a great portfolio of technical skills, but if you can’t communicate effectively, you won’t be able to convey your ideas clearly during virtual meetings