- Introduction
- 1. Getting Started with Rust for Data Analysis
- 1.1. Why Rust for Data Analysis?
- 1.2. Setting Up Your Environment
- 1.3. Essential Crates for Data Analysis
- 1.4. Your First Data Analysis Project
- 2. Working with Data in Rust
- 2.1. Reading and Writing Data Files
- 2.2. CSV and JSON Processing
- 2.3. Working with Databases
- 2.4. Data Cleaning and Preprocessing
- 3. Data Structures and Algorithms
- 3.1. Vectors, Arrays and Matrices
- 3.2. DataFrames with Polars
- 3.3. Working with ndarray
- 3.4. Implementing Custom Data Structures
- 4. Statistical Analysis
- 4.1. Descriptive Statistics
- 4.2. Probability Distributions
- 4.3. Hypothesis Testing
- 4.4. Regression Analysis
- 5. Data Visualization
- 5.1. Plotting with Plotters
- 5.2. Interactive Visualizations
- 5.3. Creating Custom Visualizations
- 5.4. Exporting Charts and Graphs
- 6. Machine Learning in Rust
- 6.1. Machine Learning Ecosystem in Rust
- 6.2. Linear Models with linfa
- 6.3. Neural Networks with burn
- 6.4. Model Evaluation and Validation
- 7. Performance Optimization
- 7.1. Benchmarking Your Analysis
- 7.2. Parallelism and Concurrency
- 7.3. SIMD Operations
- 7.4. Memory Optimization
- 8. Building Data Analysis Applications
- 8.1. Command-Line Data Tools
- 8.2. Web APIs for Data Services
- 8.3. Desktop Applications with egui
- 8.4. Deploying Data Analysis Code
- 9. Case Studies
- 9.1. Financial Data Analysis
- 9.2. Scientific Computing
- 9.3. Big Data Processing
- 9.4. Real-time Data Analysis
- 10. Future Directions
- 10.1. Emerging Tools and Libraries
- 10.2. Integrating with Python Ecosystem
- 10.3. Contributing to the Rust Data Ecosystem
- 10.4. Resources for Further Learning