S.S.S DHYUTHIDHARsudheendra.hashnode.dev·Nov 11, 2024Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA): The Essential First Step in Data ScienceIntroduction Hey everyone, welcome back! If you’re new here, I’m Dhyuthidhar Saraswathula. I write blogs focused on computer science, with a special emphasis on data science and analytics. Today’s topic is one of the most essential and exciting parts...Discuss#ExploratoryDataAnalysis
Chris ChapmanforQuant UX Blogquantuxblog.com·Nov 7, 2024Individual Scores in Choice Models, Part 3: Respondent SegmentsThis is Part 3 of a series examining how to work in R with individual-level estimates for preferences. We’re using real data from a MaxDiff survey on the preferences of N=308 respondents interested to take classes from the Quant UX Association. If yo...Discuss·215 readsmrx
Adeniran Emmanuelemmanueladeniran.hashnode.dev·Nov 6, 2024Using Lasso Model to Predict Chess game Outcome in ROrigin of Chess Game The Ancient Roots 💡 Did You Know? The longest recorded chess game lasted 269 moves and took 20 hours and 15 minutes to complete. The origins of chess can be traced back to ancient India, around the 6th century AD. It evolve...Discuss·1 like·36 readsposit
Mohamed AbdelwahabforDataclindataclin.hashnode.dev·Oct 31, 2024test titlex = 5 print(x*10)DiscussAIstatistics
Mohamed AbdelwahabforDataclindataclin.hashnode.dev·Oct 29, 2024Mastering Stats with easystats in RFrom Chaos to Clarity: Mastering Stats with easystats in R Tired of wrestling R's output into submission for your manuscript? Enter easystats, your knight in shining armor! This R package collection offers a suite of tools designed to streamline your...DiscussStatisticseasystats
Chris ChapmanforQuant UX Blogquantuxblog.com·Oct 28, 2024Individual Scores in Choice Models, Part 2: Correlations among ItemsToday’s post continues my examination of working with individual-level scores from choice modeling surveys, such as MaxDiff and Conjoint Analysis surveys. In this post, we’ll examine and visualize correlation patterns among the items. This also sets ...Discuss·239 readsmaxdif
Chris ChapmanforQuant UX Blogquantuxblog.com·Oct 23, 2024Individual Scores in Choice Models, Part 1: Data & AveragesBefore jumping into today’s topic, I will highlight the previous post in case you missed it: guest author — and coauthor of the Quant UX book — Kerry Rodden discusses HEART metrics. It updates Kerry’s classic description of HEART with new reflections...Discuss·1 like·673 readsR Language
1013 Lizydataanalystjourney.hashnode.dev·Oct 15, 2024The Data Analyst's JourneyTable of contents: 1.What is Data analysis? 2.Types of Data Analysis 3.Who is Data Analyst? 4.Why Data Analyst? 5.Skills Required for a perfect Data Analyst 6.Types of Data Analysts 7.RoadMap for the Data Analyst 8.Future Scope for the Data Analyst 9...Discuss·11 likestabeleu
Md. Fahim Bin AminforfreeCodeCampfreecodecamp.org·Oct 3, 2024How to Run R Programs Directly in Jupyter Notebook LocallyR is a popular programming language that’s now widely used in research-related fields like Bioinformatics. And to use R, you’ll need to install the R Compiler and R Studio. But did you know that you can also directly run your R code right in a Jupyte...DiscussR
Sebastian Rodrigo ARCE BRACAMONTEsrarceb.hashnode.dev·Aug 26, 2024Shiny: A Powerful Tool for Interactive Visualization in RShiny is a framework in R that allows users to build interactive web applications without needing to master web technologies like HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. This tool is particularly valuable for data scientists, as it simplifies the creation of dashb...Discussshiny
