A list of the best subreddits for data science
Reddit is a social news aggregator made up of hundred of thousands of user boards known as subreddits. It is one of the fastest growing communities on the Internet. In this article, I have listed my-go-to list of the most resourceful data science communities on Reddit:
A great community where BI enthusiasts share visualizations of all types of data sets. r/dataisbeautiful is a great place to learn new techniques or get inspiration in how to visualize your own data.
A helpful community of aspiring and established data science practitioners who share ideas, ask/give advice, post projects, discuss tools and do networking. Believe it or not a lot of people have gotten hired from this sub.
Great place to either request a data visualization or ask how to do a particular visualization. Members of this sub are one of the most helpful users on Reddit.
Although not a data science subreddit in particular, r/Futurology is a great place to get the last developments in tech (covers AI news a lot)
Want to learn machine learning, look no further! This is a great community where ML and AI enthusiasts discuss everything from logistic regression to new techniques like capsule networks.
A newbie friendly community of veteran ML practitioners. One of the oldest ML communities on reddit. ML royalty from Andrew Ng to Geoffrey Hinton have graced this sub in Q&A sessions.
Are you stuck on a problem? Maybe you don’t know which model to apply to your data set. When should you use the PR vs ROC curve. Get all your ML questions answered here.
All your visualization topics housed under one roof (tutorials, guides, discussion threads). You can also request critique for your work.
Tableau has become the go-to tool for visualization and this sub is an excellent resource for tableau practitioners.