Networks are everywhere, and representing problems as graphs unlocks ones that are otherwise hard to reason about.
Networks are everywhere in the world around us. In this presentation hosted by DataCamp at their Big Data Boston meetup, I describe how networks and their applications are ubiquitous, and how representing a problem as a graph lets you solve ones that are otherwise difficult to reason about. If this talk sparks ideas, my Network Analysis in Python course on DataCamp goes deeper.
Slides are available here.