In my in-progress thesis I decided I’ll analyze my survey results in something other than SPSS we learned in undergrad, which eventually led me to begin using R. The time came and I started analyzing my pilot survey data from Qualtrics1. In this post I’ll address how I ...

In my in-progress thesis I decided I’ll analyze my survey results in something other than SPSS we learned in undergrad, which eventually led me to begin using R. The time came and I started analyzing my pilot survey data from Qualtrics1. In this post I’ll address how I ...

In my in-progress thesis I decided I’ll analyze my survey results in something other than SPSS we learned in undergrad, which eventually led me to begin using R. The time came and I started analyzing my pilot survey data from Qualtrics1. In this post I’ll address how I ...

In my in-progress thesis I decided I’ll analyze my survey results in something other than SPSS we learned in undergrad, which eventually led me to begin using R. The time came and I started analyzing my pilot survey data from Qualtrics1. In this post I’ll address how I ...

I decided to start this series of Time Series Data Mining base on Eamonn’s presentation, so that’s why the title is “100”. That’s the idea, but for now, we only have 19 questions ready to go. I’ll use the datasets available at https://github.com/matrix-profile-foundation/mpf-datasets so ...

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The federal government recently granted emergency approval for the use of antibody rich blood plasma when treating hospitalized COVID-19 patients. This announcement is unfortunate, because we really don’t know if this promising treatment works. The...

I’m a proud liberal arts graduate myself who, with some fumbling, ended up in the world of data analytics. It may sound odd, but I never fancied myself much of a “math person,” and I still love to explore the world through the arts and qualitative methods. I still ...

Introduction collapse is a C/C++ based package for data transformation and statistical computing in R. It was first released on CRAN end of March 2020. The current version 1.3.1 is a mature piece of statistical software tested with __ 7700 unit tests. collapse has 2 main aims: To facilitate complex data transformation, exploration and ...

Jay Ulfelder, PhD, serves as Program Manager for the Nonviolent Action Lab, part of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. He has used R to work at the intersection of social science and data science for nearly two decades. Where are people in the ...

Introduction Hello Everyone! It’s been long since I posted something new. I completed this Virtual Experience Program a month back and thought I could write about the solutions of all the 3 tasks for anyone who might be seeking for the same. This p...