
Angelica Lo Duca
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1 month ago |
medium.datadriveninvestor.com | Angelica Lo Duca
Books, Artificial IntelligenceThree resources to learn more about Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), LangChain, and Multi-Agent systemsLately, AI-related concepts such as RAG and multi-agent have been all the rage. Maybe we all know these words a little, but then we don’t fully understand how to implement and use these systems in practice. Personally, I see a lot of posts and links to exciting resources on social media, but they focus on a single aspect at a time.
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1 month ago |
medium.datadriveninvestor.com | Angelica Lo Duca
Data Storytelling, PythonAn overview of the new Python library for data storytelling. Data visualization is crucial for understanding complex datasets, but visualizations alone are insufficient to make audiences understand the message in the data. Data storytelling addresses this by integrating narratives with visual elements, making insights more memorable and actionable (Lo Duca, 2025).
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1 month ago |
smashingmagazine.com | Victor Yocco |Angelica Lo Duca
23 min readUX,Design,StorytellingShare on Twitter, LinkedInEffective data storytelling isn’t a black box. By integrating UX research & psychology, you can craft more impactful and persuasive narratives. Victor Yocco and Angelica Lo Duca outline a five-step framework that provides a roadmap for creating data stories that resonate with audiences on both a cognitive and emotional level.
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Sep 27, 2024 |
medium.datadriveninvestor.com | Angelica Lo Duca
Books, Data AnalysisA reflection on Chart Spark by Ally Torban, and Making Numbers Count by Chip Heath & Carla Starr. When you choose a book to read, choose it well. Life is too short to read bad books. If a book doesn’t give you anything, leave it alone and pick up another. Maybe that book will be ideal for someone else but not for you. Today I want to suggest two books I read with pleasure and have broadened my horizons.
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Sep 23, 2024 |
towardsdatascience.com | Angelica Lo Duca
Data Visualization, Data StorytellingA practical tutorial on where you should place credits in your next data visualizationWhen you build a chart with data that is not ours, you must cite the source from which you took the data. This serves to do justice to the work done by others and increase your credibility towards those who will look at the graph. If you cite the data source, your chart will surely be more authoritative because it is based on verifiable data.
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