Blockchain Data Analytics for Dummies:
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Intro to Analytics and Blockchain -- Chapter 1 Driving Business with Data and Analytics -- Deriving Value from Data -- Monetizing data -- Exchanging data -- Verifying data -- Understanding and Satisfying Regulatory Requirements -- Classifying individuals -- Identifying criminals -- Examining common privacy laws -- Predicting Future Outcomes with Data -- Classifying entities -- Predicting behavior -- Making decisions based on models -- Changing Business Practices to Create Desired Outcomes -- Defining the desired outcome -- Building models for simulation -- Aligning operations and assessing results -- Chapter 2 Digging into Blockchain Technology -- Exploring the Blockchain Landscape -- Managing ownership transfer -- Doing more with blockchain -- Understanding blockchain technology -- Reviewing blockchain's family tree -- Fitting blockchain into today's businesses -- Understanding Primary Blockchain Types -- Categorizing blockchain implementations -- Describing basic blockchain type features -- Contrasting popular enterprise blockchain implementations -- Aligning Blockchain Features with Business Requirements -- Reviewing blockchain core features -- Examining primary common business requirements -- Matching blockchain features to business requirements -- Examining Blockchain Use Cases -- Managing physical items in cyberspace -- Handling sensitive information -- Conducting financial transactions -- Chapter 3 Identifying Blockchain Data with Value -- Exploring Blockchain Data -- Understanding what's stored in blockchain blocks -- Recording transaction data -- Dissecting the parts of a block -- Decoding block data -- Categorizing Common Data in a Blockchain | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Serializing transaction data -- Logging events on the blockchain -- Storing value with smart contracts -- Examining Types of Blockchain Data for Value -- Exploring basic transaction data -- Associating real-world meaning to events -- Aligning Blockchain Data with Real-World Processes -- Understanding smart contract functions -- Assessing smart contract event logs -- Ranking transaction and event data by its effect -- Chapter 4 Implementing Blockchain Analytics in Business -- Aligning Analytics with Business Goals -- Leveraging newly accessible decentralized tools -- Monetizing data -- Exchanging and integrating data effectively -- Surveying Options for Your Analytics Lab -- Installing the Blockchain Client -- Installing the Test Blockchain -- Installing the Testing Environment -- Getting ready to install Truffle -- Downloading and installing Truffle -- Installing the IDE -- Chapter 5 Interacting with Blockchain Data -- Exploring the Blockchain Analytics Ecosystem -- Reviewing your blockchain lab -- Identifying analytics client options -- Choosing the best blockchain analytics client -- Adding Anaconda and Web3.js to Your Lab -- Verifying platform prerequisites -- Installing the Anaconda platform -- Installing the Web3.py library -- Setting up your blockchain analytics project -- Writing a Python Script to Access a Blockchain -- Interfacing with smart contracts -- Finding a smart contract's ABI -- Building a Local Blockchain to Analyze -- Connecting to your blockchain -- Invoking smart contract functions -- Fetching blockchain data -- Part 2 Fetching Blockchain Chain -- Chapter 6 Parsing Blockchain Data and Building the Analysis Dataset -- Comparing On-Chain and External Analysis Options -- Considering access speed -- Comparing one-off versus repeated analysis -- Assessing data completeness -- Integrating External Data | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Determining what data you need -- Extending identities to off-chain data -- Finding external data -- Identifying Features -- Describing how features affect outcomes -- Comparing filtering and wrapping methods -- Building an Analysis Dataset -- Connecting to multiple data sources -- Building a cross-referenced dataset -- Cleaning your data -- Chapter 7 Building Basic Blockchain Analysis Models -- Identifying Related Data -- Grouping data based on features (attributes) -- Determining group membership -- Discovering relationships among items -- Making Predictions of Future Outcomes -- Selecting features that affect outcome -- Beating the best guess -- Building confidence -- Analyzing Time-Series Data -- Exploring growth and maturity -- Identifying seasonal trends -- Describing cycles of results -- Chapter 8 Leveraging Advanced Blockchain Analysis Models -- Identifying Participation Incentive Mechanisms -- Complying with mandates -- Playing games with partners -- Rewarding and punishing participants -- Managing Deployment and Maintenance Costs -- Lowering the cost of admission -- Leveraging participation value -- Aligning ROI with analytics currency -- Collaborating to Create Better Models -- Collecting data from a cohort -- Building models collaboratively -- Assessing model quality as a team -- Part 3 Analyzing and Visualizing Blockchain Analysis Data -- Chapter 9 Identifying Clustered and Related Data -- Analyzing Data Clustering Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with cluster analysis -- Examining popular clustering techniques -- Understanding k-means analysis -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Blockchain Data Clustering Algorithms in Python -- Discovering Association Rules in Data -- Delivering valuable knowledge with association rules analysis -- Describing the apriori association rules algorithm | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Determining When to Use Clustering and Association Rules -- Chapter 10 Classifying Blockchain Data -- Analyzing Data Classification Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with classification analysis -- Examining popular classification techniques -- Understanding how the decision tree algorithm works -- Understanding how the naïve Bayes algorithm works -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Blockchain Classification Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Building your classification model dataset -- Developing your classification model code -- Determining When Classification Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Chapter 11 Predicting the Future with Regression -- Analyzing Predictions and Relationships Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with regression analysis -- Examining popular regression techniques -- Describing how linear regression works -- Describing how logistic regression works -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Regression Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Building your regression model dataset -- Developing your regression model code -- Determining When Regression Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Chapter 12 Analyzing Blockchain Data over Time -- Analyzing Time Series Data Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with time series analysis -- Examining popular time series techniques -- Visualizing time series results -- Implementing Time Series Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Developing your time series model code -- Determining When Time Series Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Part 4 Implementing Blockchain Analysis Models -- Chapter 13 Writing Models from Scratch -- Interacting with Blockchains | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Connecting to a Blockchain -- Using an application programming interface to interact with a blockchain -- Reading from a blockchain -- Updating previously read blockchain data -- Examining Blockchain Client Languages and Approaches -- Introducing popular blockchain client programming languages -- Comparing popular language pros and cons -- Deciding on the right language -- Chapter 14 Calling on Existing Frameworks -- Benefitting from Standardization -- Easing the burden of compliance -- Avoiding inefficient code -- Raising the bar on quality -- Focusing on Analytics, Not Utilities -- Avoiding feature bloat -- Setting granular goals -- Managing post-operational models -- Leveraging the Efforts of Others -- Deciding between make or buy -- Scoping your testing efforts -- Aligning personnel expertise with tasks -- Chapter 15 Using Third-Party Toolsets and Frameworks -- Surveying Toolsets and Frameworks -- Describing TensorFlow -- Examining Keras -- Looking at PyTorch -- Supercharging PyTorch with fast.ai -- Presenting Apache MXNet -- Introducing Caffe -- Describing Deeplearning4j -- Comparing Toolsets and Frameworks -- Chapter 16 Putting It All Together -- Assessing Your Analytics Needs -- Describing the project's purpose -- Defining the process -- Taking inventory of resources -- Choosing the Best Fit -- Understanding personnel skills and affinity -- Leveraging infrastructure -- Integrating into organizational culture -- Embracing iteration -- Managing the Blockchain Project -- Part 5 The Part of Tens -- Chapter 17 Ten Tools for Developing Blockchain Analytics Models -- Developing Analytics Models with Anaconda -- Writing Code in Visual Studio Code -- Prototyping Analytics Models with Jupyter -- Developing Models in the R Language with RStudio -- Interacting with Blockchain Data with web3.py -- Extract Blockchain Data to a Database | |
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| contents | Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Intro to Analytics and Blockchain -- Chapter 1 Driving Business with Data and Analytics -- Deriving Value from Data -- Monetizing data -- Exchanging data -- Verifying data -- Understanding and Satisfying Regulatory Requirements -- Classifying individuals -- Identifying criminals -- Examining common privacy laws -- Predicting Future Outcomes with Data -- Classifying entities -- Predicting behavior -- Making decisions based on models -- Changing Business Practices to Create Desired Outcomes -- Defining the desired outcome -- Building models for simulation -- Aligning operations and assessing results -- Chapter 2 Digging into Blockchain Technology -- Exploring the Blockchain Landscape -- Managing ownership transfer -- Doing more with blockchain -- Understanding blockchain technology -- Reviewing blockchain's family tree -- Fitting blockchain into today's businesses -- Understanding Primary Blockchain Types -- Categorizing blockchain implementations -- Describing basic blockchain type features -- Contrasting popular enterprise blockchain implementations -- Aligning Blockchain Features with Business Requirements -- Reviewing blockchain core features -- Examining primary common business requirements -- Matching blockchain features to business requirements -- Examining Blockchain Use Cases -- Managing physical items in cyberspace -- Handling sensitive information -- Conducting financial transactions -- Chapter 3 Identifying Blockchain Data with Value -- Exploring Blockchain Data -- Understanding what's stored in blockchain blocks -- Recording transaction data -- Dissecting the parts of a block -- Decoding block data -- Categorizing Common Data in a Blockchain Serializing transaction data -- Logging events on the blockchain -- Storing value with smart contracts -- Examining Types of Blockchain Data for Value -- Exploring basic transaction data -- Associating real-world meaning to events -- Aligning Blockchain Data with Real-World Processes -- Understanding smart contract functions -- Assessing smart contract event logs -- Ranking transaction and event data by its effect -- Chapter 4 Implementing Blockchain Analytics in Business -- Aligning Analytics with Business Goals -- Leveraging newly accessible decentralized tools -- Monetizing data -- Exchanging and integrating data effectively -- Surveying Options for Your Analytics Lab -- Installing the Blockchain Client -- Installing the Test Blockchain -- Installing the Testing Environment -- Getting ready to install Truffle -- Downloading and installing Truffle -- Installing the IDE -- Chapter 5 Interacting with Blockchain Data -- Exploring the Blockchain Analytics Ecosystem -- Reviewing your blockchain lab -- Identifying analytics client options -- Choosing the best blockchain analytics client -- Adding Anaconda and Web3.js to Your Lab -- Verifying platform prerequisites -- Installing the Anaconda platform -- Installing the Web3.py library -- Setting up your blockchain analytics project -- Writing a Python Script to Access a Blockchain -- Interfacing with smart contracts -- Finding a smart contract's ABI -- Building a Local Blockchain to Analyze -- Connecting to your blockchain -- Invoking smart contract functions -- Fetching blockchain data -- Part 2 Fetching Blockchain Chain -- Chapter 6 Parsing Blockchain Data and Building the Analysis Dataset -- Comparing On-Chain and External Analysis Options -- Considering access speed -- Comparing one-off versus repeated analysis -- Assessing data completeness -- Integrating External Data Determining what data you need -- Extending identities to off-chain data -- Finding external data -- Identifying Features -- Describing how features affect outcomes -- Comparing filtering and wrapping methods -- Building an Analysis Dataset -- Connecting to multiple data sources -- Building a cross-referenced dataset -- Cleaning your data -- Chapter 7 Building Basic Blockchain Analysis Models -- Identifying Related Data -- Grouping data based on features (attributes) -- Determining group membership -- Discovering relationships among items -- Making Predictions of Future Outcomes -- Selecting features that affect outcome -- Beating the best guess -- Building confidence -- Analyzing Time-Series Data -- Exploring growth and maturity -- Identifying seasonal trends -- Describing cycles of results -- Chapter 8 Leveraging Advanced Blockchain Analysis Models -- Identifying Participation Incentive Mechanisms -- Complying with mandates -- Playing games with partners -- Rewarding and punishing participants -- Managing Deployment and Maintenance Costs -- Lowering the cost of admission -- Leveraging participation value -- Aligning ROI with analytics currency -- Collaborating to Create Better Models -- Collecting data from a cohort -- Building models collaboratively -- Assessing model quality as a team -- Part 3 Analyzing and Visualizing Blockchain Analysis Data -- Chapter 9 Identifying Clustered and Related Data -- Analyzing Data Clustering Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with cluster analysis -- Examining popular clustering techniques -- Understanding k-means analysis -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Blockchain Data Clustering Algorithms in Python -- Discovering Association Rules in Data -- Delivering valuable knowledge with association rules analysis -- Describing the apriori association rules algorithm Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Determining When to Use Clustering and Association Rules -- Chapter 10 Classifying Blockchain Data -- Analyzing Data Classification Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with classification analysis -- Examining popular classification techniques -- Understanding how the decision tree algorithm works -- Understanding how the naïve Bayes algorithm works -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Blockchain Classification Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Building your classification model dataset -- Developing your classification model code -- Determining When Classification Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Chapter 11 Predicting the Future with Regression -- Analyzing Predictions and Relationships Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with regression analysis -- Examining popular regression techniques -- Describing how linear regression works -- Describing how logistic regression works -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Regression Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Building your regression model dataset -- Developing your regression model code -- Determining When Regression Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Chapter 12 Analyzing Blockchain Data over Time -- Analyzing Time Series Data Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with time series analysis -- Examining popular time series techniques -- Visualizing time series results -- Implementing Time Series Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Developing your time series model code -- Determining When Time Series Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Part 4 Implementing Blockchain Analysis Models -- Chapter 13 Writing Models from Scratch -- Interacting with Blockchains Connecting to a Blockchain -- Using an application programming interface to interact with a blockchain -- Reading from a blockchain -- Updating previously read blockchain data -- Examining Blockchain Client Languages and Approaches -- Introducing popular blockchain client programming languages -- Comparing popular language pros and cons -- Deciding on the right language -- Chapter 14 Calling on Existing Frameworks -- Benefitting from Standardization -- Easing the burden of compliance -- Avoiding inefficient code -- Raising the bar on quality -- Focusing on Analytics, Not Utilities -- Avoiding feature bloat -- Setting granular goals -- Managing post-operational models -- Leveraging the Efforts of Others -- Deciding between make or buy -- Scoping your testing efforts -- Aligning personnel expertise with tasks -- Chapter 15 Using Third-Party Toolsets and Frameworks -- Surveying Toolsets and Frameworks -- Describing TensorFlow -- Examining Keras -- Looking at PyTorch -- Supercharging PyTorch with fast.ai -- Presenting Apache MXNet -- Introducing Caffe -- Describing Deeplearning4j -- Comparing Toolsets and Frameworks -- Chapter 16 Putting It All Together -- Assessing Your Analytics Needs -- Describing the project's purpose -- Defining the process -- Taking inventory of resources -- Choosing the Best Fit -- Understanding personnel skills and affinity -- Leveraging infrastructure -- Integrating into organizational culture -- Embracing iteration -- Managing the Blockchain Project -- Part 5 The Part of Tens -- Chapter 17 Ten Tools for Developing Blockchain Analytics Models -- Developing Analytics Models with Anaconda -- Writing Code in Visual Studio Code -- Prototyping Analytics Models with Jupyter -- Developing Models in the R Language with RStudio -- Interacting with Blockchain Data with web3.py -- Extract Blockchain Data to a Database Extracting blockchain data with EthereumDB. |
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| spelling | Solomon, Michael G. 1963- Verfasser (DE-588)1044663928 aut Blockchain Data Analytics for Dummies by Michael Solomon Hoboken, NJ John Wiley & Sons, Inc. [2020] ©2020 1 Online-Ressource (xiii, 330 Seiten) Illustrationen, Diagramme txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Learning made easy Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Intro to Analytics and Blockchain -- Chapter 1 Driving Business with Data and Analytics -- Deriving Value from Data -- Monetizing data -- Exchanging data -- Verifying data -- Understanding and Satisfying Regulatory Requirements -- Classifying individuals -- Identifying criminals -- Examining common privacy laws -- Predicting Future Outcomes with Data -- Classifying entities -- Predicting behavior -- Making decisions based on models -- Changing Business Practices to Create Desired Outcomes -- Defining the desired outcome -- Building models for simulation -- Aligning operations and assessing results -- Chapter 2 Digging into Blockchain Technology -- Exploring the Blockchain Landscape -- Managing ownership transfer -- Doing more with blockchain -- Understanding blockchain technology -- Reviewing blockchain's family tree -- Fitting blockchain into today's businesses -- Understanding Primary Blockchain Types -- Categorizing blockchain implementations -- Describing basic blockchain type features -- Contrasting popular enterprise blockchain implementations -- Aligning Blockchain Features with Business Requirements -- Reviewing blockchain core features -- Examining primary common business requirements -- Matching blockchain features to business requirements -- Examining Blockchain Use Cases -- Managing physical items in cyberspace -- Handling sensitive information -- Conducting financial transactions -- Chapter 3 Identifying Blockchain Data with Value -- Exploring Blockchain Data -- Understanding what's stored in blockchain blocks -- Recording transaction data -- Dissecting the parts of a block -- Decoding block data -- Categorizing Common Data in a Blockchain Serializing transaction data -- Logging events on the blockchain -- Storing value with smart contracts -- Examining Types of Blockchain Data for Value -- Exploring basic transaction data -- Associating real-world meaning to events -- Aligning Blockchain Data with Real-World Processes -- Understanding smart contract functions -- Assessing smart contract event logs -- Ranking transaction and event data by its effect -- Chapter 4 Implementing Blockchain Analytics in Business -- Aligning Analytics with Business Goals -- Leveraging newly accessible decentralized tools -- Monetizing data -- Exchanging and integrating data effectively -- Surveying Options for Your Analytics Lab -- Installing the Blockchain Client -- Installing the Test Blockchain -- Installing the Testing Environment -- Getting ready to install Truffle -- Downloading and installing Truffle -- Installing the IDE -- Chapter 5 Interacting with Blockchain Data -- Exploring the Blockchain Analytics Ecosystem -- Reviewing your blockchain lab -- Identifying analytics client options -- Choosing the best blockchain analytics client -- Adding Anaconda and Web3.js to Your Lab -- Verifying platform prerequisites -- Installing the Anaconda platform -- Installing the Web3.py library -- Setting up your blockchain analytics project -- Writing a Python Script to Access a Blockchain -- Interfacing with smart contracts -- Finding a smart contract's ABI -- Building a Local Blockchain to Analyze -- Connecting to your blockchain -- Invoking smart contract functions -- Fetching blockchain data -- Part 2 Fetching Blockchain Chain -- Chapter 6 Parsing Blockchain Data and Building the Analysis Dataset -- Comparing On-Chain and External Analysis Options -- Considering access speed -- Comparing one-off versus repeated analysis -- Assessing data completeness -- Integrating External Data Determining what data you need -- Extending identities to off-chain data -- Finding external data -- Identifying Features -- Describing how features affect outcomes -- Comparing filtering and wrapping methods -- Building an Analysis Dataset -- Connecting to multiple data sources -- Building a cross-referenced dataset -- Cleaning your data -- Chapter 7 Building Basic Blockchain Analysis Models -- Identifying Related Data -- Grouping data based on features (attributes) -- Determining group membership -- Discovering relationships among items -- Making Predictions of Future Outcomes -- Selecting features that affect outcome -- Beating the best guess -- Building confidence -- Analyzing Time-Series Data -- Exploring growth and maturity -- Identifying seasonal trends -- Describing cycles of results -- Chapter 8 Leveraging Advanced Blockchain Analysis Models -- Identifying Participation Incentive Mechanisms -- Complying with mandates -- Playing games with partners -- Rewarding and punishing participants -- Managing Deployment and Maintenance Costs -- Lowering the cost of admission -- Leveraging participation value -- Aligning ROI with analytics currency -- Collaborating to Create Better Models -- Collecting data from a cohort -- Building models collaboratively -- Assessing model quality as a team -- Part 3 Analyzing and Visualizing Blockchain Analysis Data -- Chapter 9 Identifying Clustered and Related Data -- Analyzing Data Clustering Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with cluster analysis -- Examining popular clustering techniques -- Understanding k-means analysis -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Blockchain Data Clustering Algorithms in Python -- Discovering Association Rules in Data -- Delivering valuable knowledge with association rules analysis -- Describing the apriori association rules algorithm Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Determining When to Use Clustering and Association Rules -- Chapter 10 Classifying Blockchain Data -- Analyzing Data Classification Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with classification analysis -- Examining popular classification techniques -- Understanding how the decision tree algorithm works -- Understanding how the naïve Bayes algorithm works -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Blockchain Classification Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Building your classification model dataset -- Developing your classification model code -- Determining When Classification Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Chapter 11 Predicting the Future with Regression -- Analyzing Predictions and Relationships Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with regression analysis -- Examining popular regression techniques -- Describing how linear regression works -- Describing how logistic regression works -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Regression Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Building your regression model dataset -- Developing your regression model code -- Determining When Regression Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Chapter 12 Analyzing Blockchain Data over Time -- Analyzing Time Series Data Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with time series analysis -- Examining popular time series techniques -- Visualizing time series results -- Implementing Time Series Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Developing your time series model code -- Determining When Time Series Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Part 4 Implementing Blockchain Analysis Models -- Chapter 13 Writing Models from Scratch -- Interacting with Blockchains Connecting to a Blockchain -- Using an application programming interface to interact with a blockchain -- Reading from a blockchain -- Updating previously read blockchain data -- Examining Blockchain Client Languages and Approaches -- Introducing popular blockchain client programming languages -- Comparing popular language pros and cons -- Deciding on the right language -- Chapter 14 Calling on Existing Frameworks -- Benefitting from Standardization -- Easing the burden of compliance -- Avoiding inefficient code -- Raising the bar on quality -- Focusing on Analytics, Not Utilities -- Avoiding feature bloat -- Setting granular goals -- Managing post-operational models -- Leveraging the Efforts of Others -- Deciding between make or buy -- Scoping your testing efforts -- Aligning personnel expertise with tasks -- Chapter 15 Using Third-Party Toolsets and Frameworks -- Surveying Toolsets and Frameworks -- Describing TensorFlow -- Examining Keras -- Looking at PyTorch -- Supercharging PyTorch with fast.ai -- Presenting Apache MXNet -- Introducing Caffe -- Describing Deeplearning4j -- Comparing Toolsets and Frameworks -- Chapter 16 Putting It All Together -- Assessing Your Analytics Needs -- Describing the project's purpose -- Defining the process -- Taking inventory of resources -- Choosing the Best Fit -- Understanding personnel skills and affinity -- Leveraging infrastructure -- Integrating into organizational culture -- Embracing iteration -- Managing the Blockchain Project -- Part 5 The Part of Tens -- Chapter 17 Ten Tools for Developing Blockchain Analytics Models -- Developing Analytics Models with Anaconda -- Writing Code in Visual Studio Code -- Prototyping Analytics Models with Jupyter -- Developing Models in the R Language with RStudio -- Interacting with Blockchain Data with web3.py -- Extract Blockchain Data to a Database Extracting blockchain data with EthereumDB. Blockchains (Databases) Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Solomon, Michael G. Blockchain Data Analytics for Dummies Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2020 9781119651772 |
| spellingShingle | Solomon, Michael G. 1963- Blockchain Data Analytics for Dummies Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Intro to Analytics and Blockchain -- Chapter 1 Driving Business with Data and Analytics -- Deriving Value from Data -- Monetizing data -- Exchanging data -- Verifying data -- Understanding and Satisfying Regulatory Requirements -- Classifying individuals -- Identifying criminals -- Examining common privacy laws -- Predicting Future Outcomes with Data -- Classifying entities -- Predicting behavior -- Making decisions based on models -- Changing Business Practices to Create Desired Outcomes -- Defining the desired outcome -- Building models for simulation -- Aligning operations and assessing results -- Chapter 2 Digging into Blockchain Technology -- Exploring the Blockchain Landscape -- Managing ownership transfer -- Doing more with blockchain -- Understanding blockchain technology -- Reviewing blockchain's family tree -- Fitting blockchain into today's businesses -- Understanding Primary Blockchain Types -- Categorizing blockchain implementations -- Describing basic blockchain type features -- Contrasting popular enterprise blockchain implementations -- Aligning Blockchain Features with Business Requirements -- Reviewing blockchain core features -- Examining primary common business requirements -- Matching blockchain features to business requirements -- Examining Blockchain Use Cases -- Managing physical items in cyberspace -- Handling sensitive information -- Conducting financial transactions -- Chapter 3 Identifying Blockchain Data with Value -- Exploring Blockchain Data -- Understanding what's stored in blockchain blocks -- Recording transaction data -- Dissecting the parts of a block -- Decoding block data -- Categorizing Common Data in a Blockchain Serializing transaction data -- Logging events on the blockchain -- Storing value with smart contracts -- Examining Types of Blockchain Data for Value -- Exploring basic transaction data -- Associating real-world meaning to events -- Aligning Blockchain Data with Real-World Processes -- Understanding smart contract functions -- Assessing smart contract event logs -- Ranking transaction and event data by its effect -- Chapter 4 Implementing Blockchain Analytics in Business -- Aligning Analytics with Business Goals -- Leveraging newly accessible decentralized tools -- Monetizing data -- Exchanging and integrating data effectively -- Surveying Options for Your Analytics Lab -- Installing the Blockchain Client -- Installing the Test Blockchain -- Installing the Testing Environment -- Getting ready to install Truffle -- Downloading and installing Truffle -- Installing the IDE -- Chapter 5 Interacting with Blockchain Data -- Exploring the Blockchain Analytics Ecosystem -- Reviewing your blockchain lab -- Identifying analytics client options -- Choosing the best blockchain analytics client -- Adding Anaconda and Web3.js to Your Lab -- Verifying platform prerequisites -- Installing the Anaconda platform -- Installing the Web3.py library -- Setting up your blockchain analytics project -- Writing a Python Script to Access a Blockchain -- Interfacing with smart contracts -- Finding a smart contract's ABI -- Building a Local Blockchain to Analyze -- Connecting to your blockchain -- Invoking smart contract functions -- Fetching blockchain data -- Part 2 Fetching Blockchain Chain -- Chapter 6 Parsing Blockchain Data and Building the Analysis Dataset -- Comparing On-Chain and External Analysis Options -- Considering access speed -- Comparing one-off versus repeated analysis -- Assessing data completeness -- Integrating External Data Determining what data you need -- Extending identities to off-chain data -- Finding external data -- Identifying Features -- Describing how features affect outcomes -- Comparing filtering and wrapping methods -- Building an Analysis Dataset -- Connecting to multiple data sources -- Building a cross-referenced dataset -- Cleaning your data -- Chapter 7 Building Basic Blockchain Analysis Models -- Identifying Related Data -- Grouping data based on features (attributes) -- Determining group membership -- Discovering relationships among items -- Making Predictions of Future Outcomes -- Selecting features that affect outcome -- Beating the best guess -- Building confidence -- Analyzing Time-Series Data -- Exploring growth and maturity -- Identifying seasonal trends -- Describing cycles of results -- Chapter 8 Leveraging Advanced Blockchain Analysis Models -- Identifying Participation Incentive Mechanisms -- Complying with mandates -- Playing games with partners -- Rewarding and punishing participants -- Managing Deployment and Maintenance Costs -- Lowering the cost of admission -- Leveraging participation value -- Aligning ROI with analytics currency -- Collaborating to Create Better Models -- Collecting data from a cohort -- Building models collaboratively -- Assessing model quality as a team -- Part 3 Analyzing and Visualizing Blockchain Analysis Data -- Chapter 9 Identifying Clustered and Related Data -- Analyzing Data Clustering Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with cluster analysis -- Examining popular clustering techniques -- Understanding k-means analysis -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Blockchain Data Clustering Algorithms in Python -- Discovering Association Rules in Data -- Delivering valuable knowledge with association rules analysis -- Describing the apriori association rules algorithm Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Determining When to Use Clustering and Association Rules -- Chapter 10 Classifying Blockchain Data -- Analyzing Data Classification Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with classification analysis -- Examining popular classification techniques -- Understanding how the decision tree algorithm works -- Understanding how the naïve Bayes algorithm works -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Blockchain Classification Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Building your classification model dataset -- Developing your classification model code -- Determining When Classification Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Chapter 11 Predicting the Future with Regression -- Analyzing Predictions and Relationships Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with regression analysis -- Examining popular regression techniques -- Describing how linear regression works -- Describing how logistic regression works -- Evaluating model effectiveness with diagnostics -- Implementing Regression Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Building your regression model dataset -- Developing your regression model code -- Determining When Regression Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Chapter 12 Analyzing Blockchain Data over Time -- Analyzing Time Series Data Using Popular Models -- Delivering valuable knowledge with time series analysis -- Examining popular time series techniques -- Visualizing time series results -- Implementing Time Series Algorithms in Python -- Defining model input data requirements -- Developing your time series model code -- Determining When Time Series Fits Your Analytics Needs -- Part 4 Implementing Blockchain Analysis Models -- Chapter 13 Writing Models from Scratch -- Interacting with Blockchains Connecting to a Blockchain -- Using an application programming interface to interact with a blockchain -- Reading from a blockchain -- Updating previously read blockchain data -- Examining Blockchain Client Languages and Approaches -- Introducing popular blockchain client programming languages -- Comparing popular language pros and cons -- Deciding on the right language -- Chapter 14 Calling on Existing Frameworks -- Benefitting from Standardization -- Easing the burden of compliance -- Avoiding inefficient code -- Raising the bar on quality -- Focusing on Analytics, Not Utilities -- Avoiding feature bloat -- Setting granular goals -- Managing post-operational models -- Leveraging the Efforts of Others -- Deciding between make or buy -- Scoping your testing efforts -- Aligning personnel expertise with tasks -- Chapter 15 Using Third-Party Toolsets and Frameworks -- Surveying Toolsets and Frameworks -- Describing TensorFlow -- Examining Keras -- Looking at PyTorch -- Supercharging PyTorch with fast.ai -- Presenting Apache MXNet -- Introducing Caffe -- Describing Deeplearning4j -- Comparing Toolsets and Frameworks -- Chapter 16 Putting It All Together -- Assessing Your Analytics Needs -- Describing the project's purpose -- Defining the process -- Taking inventory of resources -- Choosing the Best Fit -- Understanding personnel skills and affinity -- Leveraging infrastructure -- Integrating into organizational culture -- Embracing iteration -- Managing the Blockchain Project -- Part 5 The Part of Tens -- Chapter 17 Ten Tools for Developing Blockchain Analytics Models -- Developing Analytics Models with Anaconda -- Writing Code in Visual Studio Code -- Prototyping Analytics Models with Jupyter -- Developing Models in the R Language with RStudio -- Interacting with Blockchain Data with web3.py -- Extract Blockchain Data to a Database Extracting blockchain data with EthereumDB. 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