RE: RE: An Introduction to ETL/ELT tools. What are they ?
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RE: An Introduction to ETL/ELT tools. What are they ?

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I heard about Alteryx before but never had the chance to use it. I just watched some videos about it and I have to say that the interface looks very nice and straightforward.
I looks like it's oriented toward datascience, am I wrong ?
I'm getting in a new company in a month and they give access to coursera to all their employees. I hope I'll be able to get my hand on an Alteryx demo version while following one of the courses !!

Maybe you already know about it, but there is a nice Datascience studio called "Dataiku". It has limited ETL capabilities and integrates the main machine learning algorithms with quite some possibilities to configure their hyperparameters. It's nice to test and try a simple machine learning process before coding. When I tried it, there was a open source version I managed to install on my WSL2.

Big Disclaimer : I'm no datascience expert! I just tried it out of curiosity while learning the basics of datascience. So maybe it's not enough for a seasoned datascientist.

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