Eugene Yan • 8/30/2020

How Reading Papers Helps You Be a More Effective Data Scientist

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The article argues that reading research papers makes data scientists more effective by learning from others' work, avoiding reinvention, and staying updated. It provides practical tips on choosing papers based on interest, project needs, and recommendations, and highlights benefits like wider perspective and faster project delivery through literature reviews.

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