IJRCS-Volume 7 Issue 1 Paper 1

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Data Science: Reducing Environmental Complexities

Author’s Name : Trivenu Vembuluru

Volume 07 Issue 01 Year 2020  ISSN No:  2349-3828  Page no: 01-07

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Abstract:

.Data Science has emerged as an ambitious new scientific field, related debates and discussions have sought to address why science in general needs data science and what even makes data science a science. However, few such discussions concern the intrinsic complexities and intelligence in data science. As data science focuses on a systematic understanding of complex data and business related problems. The core objective of data science is exploration of the complexities, among these complexities Environmental complexities is an important factor. By using some algorithms this complexity can be reduced.

Keywords:

Data science, Environmental complexities, algorithms

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