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"When you apply for a job in the field of analytics, you can expect to be asked technical questions and given math problems that will test your knowledge of statistical math and data management and analysis. The interviewer may test your critical thinking and decision making skills by having you solve word problems on the spot, as you will be expected to know how to gather insights into and draw conclusions from the data you collect on the job. Analytics is a broad field, and the technical questions you are asked will depend on the position you are applying for."
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Data Science methodologies based on experiences listed on resume
They use the STAR format
Say one strong point and one weak point of you
superday questions: 1) was mostly coding-related - differences between C and Python? dp problem talk and explain the logic, gfg, and green book style puzzles and brainteasers 2) The interviewer was a senior ED, asked basics about linear regression, assumptions, and when it fails. gave a case study times classification problem and asked to walk through the process of building a model end-to-end 3) A bit on my resume and behavioral questions
If you could choose the percentage of coding you could do at work, how much would it be?
Tell me about your favorite project and went in depth.
Interpreting heatmap of altitude vs speed for different planes
1. How can we work on the limitations of K-means algorithm.
The first exercise was trivial and I let you take it. The second one was about coding the Fibonacci series. Here my code in Python: input= [4] i=1 for line in input: if line==0: fibonacci=[0] if line==1: fibonacci=[1] if line==2: fibonacci=[0,1,1] if line>2: fibonacci=[0,1,1] while i<line-1: fibonacci.append(fibonacci[-1]+fibonacci[-2]) i+=1 fibonacci[-1] The third one was a digit manipulation game. Below my code in Python: input=1818 digit=[] digit_r=[] digit_even=[] digit_odd=[] digit_double=[] for integer in str(input): digit.append(int(integer)) digit_r=digit[::-1] digit_even=digit_r[1::2] digit_odd=digit_r[0::2] digit_double=[int(x)+int(x) for x in digit_even] res = sum(digit_odd) + sum(digit_double) res The provided codes match the expected results. Just make sure you import sys and use stdin when implementing your code in CodeVue. Good luck!
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