Tabla de Contenidos: “…Hacia una prospectiva de cuarta generación o 4.0 -- BIBLIOGRAFÍA -- Sitios web y revistas en línea -- NOTAS AL PIE…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Setting the figure resolution -- Jupyter support -- Interactive navigation toolbar -- Configuring Matplotlib -- Configuring within Python code -- Reverting to default settings -- Global setting via configuration rc file -- Finding the rc configuration file -- Editing the rc configuration file -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Decorating Graphs with Plot Styles and Types -- Controlling the colors -- Default color cycle -- Single-lettered abbreviations for basic colors -- Standard HTML color names -- RGB or RGBA color code -- Hexadecimal color code -- Depth of grayscale -- Colormaps -- Creating custom colormaps -- Line and marker styles -- Marker styles -- Choosing the shape of markers -- Using custom characters as markers -- Adjusting marker sizes and colors -- Fine-tuning marker styles with keyword arguments -- Line styles -- Color -- Line thickness -- Dash patterns -- Designing a custom dash style -- Cap styles -- Spines -- More native Matplotlib plot types -- Choosing the right plot -- Histogram -- Bar plot -- Setting bar plot properties -- Drawing bar plots with error bars using multivariate data -- Mean-and-error plots -- Pie chart -- Polar chart -- Controlling radial and angular grids -- Text and annotations -- Adding text annotations -- Font -- Mathematical notations -- Mathtext -- LaTeX support -- External text renderer -- Arrows -- Using style sheets -- Applying a style sheet -- Creating own style sheet -- Resetting to default styles -- Aesthetics and readability considerations in styling -- Suitable font styles -- Effective use of colors -- Keeping it simple -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Advanced Matplotlib -- Drawing Subplots -- Initiating a figure with plt.figure() -- Initiating subplots as axes with plt.subplot() -- Adding subplots with plt.figure.add_subplot() -- Initiating an array of subplots with plt.subplots() -- Shared axes…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Ensuring That You Have a Good Hypothesis -- Examples of a good (and a bad) hypothesis -- Surveys and research are precursors to tests -- Seeing How the Pieces Fit Together -- Chapter 8 Prioritizing Your Ideas before You Test Them -- The Importance of Prioritization -- Methodologies for Prioritizing Ideas -- The ICE score -- The PIE framework -- The TIR score -- The RICE score -- General Criticisms of Simpler Frameworks -- Chapter 9 Testing Ideas and Learning from Them -- Working with Two Types of Tests -- Prepping tests -- Testing variants -- Common testing pitfalls and ways to work around them -- Analyzing Results -- Acting on What You've Learned -- Winning tests -- Losing tests -- Inconclusive tests -- Systemizing changes -- Chapter 10 Managing the Growth Process -- Establishing a Weekly Routine -- Setting the Ground Rules -- Moving to a Month-to-Month Schedule -- Reviewing objectives monthly -- Checking on the impact of individual tests -- Taking the Long-Term Perspective -- Chapter 11 Laying the Right Foundation for Company-Wide Growth -- Taking Baby Steps -- Making Your CEO the Growth Advocate -- Sharing Is Better than Hoarding -- Weekly updates -- Monthly deep dives -- Quarterly updates -- Part 4 The Part of Tens -- Chapter 12 Ten Key Benefits of the Growth Hacking Methodology -- A Focus on Process versus Tactics -- Cross-Functional Collaboration -- Organizational Alignment -- Data-Informed Decision-Making -- Improved Customer Focus -- A Better Understanding of Your Customers -- Improved Customer Experience -- A State of Constant Curiosity -- Better Product-Development Processes -- Greater Control because of Product-First Growth -- Chapter 13 Ten Things to Watch Out For -- Ignoring the Need to Constantly Evangelize Progress and Learning -- Not Sticking to the Growth Meeting Agenda -- Testing Things That Don't Need to Be Tested (Right Now)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Working with Text Boxes -- Adding Images to Slides -- Adding SmartArt Graphics -- Working with Placeholders -- Slide Backgrounds -- Changing Theme Colors or Fonts -- Saving and Reusing a Custom Design -- Saving Presentations -- Chapter 18 Charts and Tables -- Creating a Chart -- Chart Appearance Options -- Formatting Chart Elements -- Exploding a Pie Chart -- Creating Stock Charts -- Adding a Table to a Slide -- Chapter 19 Wrapping up a Presentation -- Using the Slide Sorter -- Adding Transitions -- Within-Slide Animation -- Adding Audio -- Creating Handouts and Speaker Notes -- Rehearsing the Presentation -- Running a Slide Show -- Using Presenter View -- Broadcasting a Presentation -- Saving a Presentation as a Movie -- Saving a Presentation to iPhoto -- PART V: MICROSOFT OUTLOOK -- Chapter 20 Introducing Outlook -- The Outlook Interface -- Navigating Outlook -- Outlook and the Toolbox -- Filtering and Searching -- Chapter 21 Email -- Setting up an Account -- Creating and Sending Mail -- Sending Attachments -- Incoming Email -- Replying to Email -- Forwarding Messages -- Checking Spelling -- Organizing the Mail -- Managing Mailing Lists -- Handling Junk Mail -- Email Security -- Backing up Email and Other Outlook Data -- Printing Messages -- Chapter 22 Contacts -- Adding Contacts -- Adding a Photo to a Contact Record -- Deleting Contacts -- Exchanging Contact Information -- Addressing Mail from Contacts View -- Creating Contact Groups -- Printing the Contacts List -- Synchronizing Contacts with an iPod, iPhone, or iPad -- Chapter 23 Calendar -- Viewing the Calendar -- Adding Events and Appointments -- Modifying Events and Appointments -- Deleting Events and Appointments -- Responding to Reminders -- Creating Meetings -- Adding and Removing Holidays -- Printing a Calendar -- Chapter 24 Tasks -- Creating Tasks -- Flagging Items for Follow-Up…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Anecdotes and personal examples -- Part 3: The underlying science of neurochemicals -- Dopamine -- Oxytocin -- Endorphin -- Cortisol -- Adrenaline -- Use neurochemical releases wisely in the narrative -- Emotional triggers play an important role in stories -- Part 4: Descriptive detail and the role of characters in a story -- Descriptive detail activates the visualization engine -- Use a descriptive starting point to set the scene -- Appeal to the five senses when describing a situation -- Emphatic vocabulary can be used to increase momentum -- Personalization brings your message home -- Characters can play an important role in stories -- Part 5: Interaction and navigation can be essential in achieving your intended outcome -- The cornerstones of an interaction approach can be planned in advance -- Interaction is possible in many forms -- In some cases, an alternative navigation approach may be required -- Chapter summary -- Next steps -- Notes -- Chapter six Visualizing data -- The visualization system hinges on three types of memory -- The iconic memory is fast-moving, but instantaneous -- The working memory is where all the work is done -- The long-term memory is where decisions are made, and where commitment is secured -- Memory has an important impact on data visualization -- Select the right type of chart for the right message -- Big number charts "hero" the number -- Comparison charts allow visual comparison between one or more data sets -- Relationship charts illustrate connections and correlations -- The scatterplot -- Distribution charts draw attention to trends and outliers -- Composition charts show the parts of a whole -- The stacked column chart -- The stacked area chart -- The pie chart -- Pre-attentive attributes accelerate audience interpretation -- Think about the data-ink ratio on a chart…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Problem 3 -- Solution -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Batch and Stream Data Processing Using PySpark -- Technical requirements -- Setting up your environment -- Python, AWS, and Databricks -- Databricks CLI -- Batch processing -- Partitioning -- Data skew -- Reading data -- Spark schemas -- Making decisions -- Removing unwanted columns -- Working with data in groups -- The UDF -- Stream processing -- Reading from disk -- Debugging -- Writing to disk -- Batch stream hybrid -- Delta streaming -- Batch processing in a stream -- Practical lab -- Setup -- Creating fake data -- Problem 1 -- Problem 2 -- Problem 3 -- Solution -- Solution 1 -- Solution 2 -- Solution 3 -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Streaming Data with Kafka -- Technical requirements -- Setting up your environment -- Python, AWS, and Databricks -- Databricks CLI -- Confluent Kafka -- Signing up -- Kafka architecture -- Topics -- Partitions -- Brokers -- Producers -- Consumers -- Schema Registry -- Kafka Connect -- Spark and Kafka -- Practical lab -- Solution -- Summary -- Part 3: Modernizing the Data Platform -- Chapter 6: MLOps -- Technical requirements -- Setting up your environment -- Python, AWS, and Databricks -- Databricks CLI -- Introduction to machine learning -- Understanding data -- The basics of feature engineering -- Splitting up your data -- Fitting your data -- Cross-validation -- Understanding hyperparameters and parameters -- Training our model -- Working together -- AutoML -- MLflow -- MLOps benefits -- Feature stores -- Hyperopt -- Practical lab -- Create an MLflow project -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Data and Information Visualization -- Technical requirements -- Setting up your environment -- Principles of data visualization -- Understanding your user -- Validating your data -- Data visualization using notebooks -- Line charts -- Bar charts -- Histograms -- Scatter plots -- Pie charts…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Este papel lo copié por uno que me dio a leer don Fernando Páez de Castillejo, oy 24 de agosto del presente año 1770, y el título que tenía (que es el anterior) fue advitrario en el copiante y se le deberá poner el siguiente por constarme: Episcopolio cordubense que formó el padre maestro Francisco Ruano, sacerdote professo de la Compañía de Jesús, zélebre theologo genealogista, historiador y antiquario, natural de esta ciudad de Córdoba, para ponerlo al pie de los retratos de los señores obispos, que colocó en su palacio el illmo . señor don Martín de Barcia, año 17 . …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Raphael Sr . A vuestros Ssmos . pies Excelmo . Príncipe y universal custodio (p . 108) . 8 . …”

“…Encontramos en esta recopilación a una Elena madre, hija, amiga, esposa, pero sobre todo, a una Elena humana y noble que puso su vida profesional periodística al servicio de los que no tienen voz, de los ciudadanos de a pie y de las capas más pobres de México. La segunda parte es una compilación de mujeres que se atrevieron, que osaron, que dieron un sentido diferente a sus vidas y se rehusaron a seguir el camino de la subordinación histórica que han padecido la mayoría. …”
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“…Su autora ofrece un repertorio de esencias florales tomado -en su mayoría al pie de la letra- de los autores y fuentes originales y las correlaciona con los principios básicos de las cinco leyes biológicas formuladas por la Nueva Medicina Germánica. …”

“…En ese variopinto magma de posibilidades, hemos asistido a cambios culturales promovidos por los avances tecnológicos y la digitalización, a la emergencia de nuevas formas de cosmopolitismo asociado no solo a esta incidencia de la cultura en red, sino también a la capacidad de entender el mundo desde un prisma que rompe la tradicional territorialidad fronteriza, dando pie a que se reafirme de alguna manera la existencia posible de identidades postnacionales que cohabitan con formas más conservadoras de entender la idea de nación y con ello la geopolítica mundial. …”

“…Da cuenta además de que, para tener en pie al ejército, se contó con la colaboración de agentes externos a él (mujeres y comerciantes, principalmente), motivo por el cual sus miembros siempre estuvieron en contacto permanente con la población, demostrando que el ejército se constituyó no únicamente a partir de la normativa impuesta por las autoridades, sino también por la práctica cotidiana de sus miembros…”
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Acceso con credenciales UPSA