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Data Modeling : From Physical Processes to Machine Learning - Elmar Rueckert
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Data Modeling

From Physical Processes to Machine Learning

By: Elmar Rueckert

Paperback | 10 July 2026

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This book presents the fundamental theories, concepts, and methods of data modeling, bridging physical processes with machine learning predictions. It covers topics such as data collection, storage, analysis, and practical applications of machine learning. The textbook is designed for first-semester undergraduate students. The material introduces essential concepts in a clear and approachable way, offering a foundation in data-driven decision-making and predictive modeling. The content is aligned with the lectures of Prof. Dr. Elmar Rueckert and will be expanded further during the lecture series, making it a comprehensive guide to understanding the world of data and its applications. Structure of the Book: The chapters cover:• Fundamentals of Data Modeling• Processes and Data Granularity• Sensors and Data• Information Theory• Data Analysis• Machine Learning: Data Organization• Machine Learning: Selected ApplicationsTo support hands-on learning, the book also includes interactive Jupyter Notebooks that illustrate key concepts through practical exercises.

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