Tag Archives: R

Decrypt Emotion with our Web App…and learn APIs in R

This post was originally published at ODSC. Check out their curated blog posts!     An API is a way for one piece of software to interact with another application.  API stands for “application program interface” allowing your application or … Continue reading

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Is Your New Year’s resolution Really working out?

This post was originally published at ODSC. Check out their curated blog posts!   With the holidays long gone and likely everyone’s New Year’s resolutions along with it I figured I would spend some time working with data instead of … Continue reading

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How close am I to an Amazon, Wal-Mart or Target Warehouse? Visualizing geospatial Information in R.

This post was originally published at ODSC. Check out their curated blog posts!   In the last post you saw the “Traveling Santa Problem” which attempts to efficiently route Santa to all US warehouses from Amazon, Wal-Mart and Target.  Now … Continue reading

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Forecasting Amazon Holiday Sales: Gathering, Organizing & Exploration

This post was originally published at ODSC. Check out their curated blog posts!   When I worked at Amazon more than 3 years ago our holiday season was always an adrenaline rush. My role was in customer service operations. We … Continue reading

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Trump and Clinton Speeches, Step 2: Trump is a Negative Sophomore and Clinton is a positive one!

This post was originally published at ODSC. Check out their curated blog posts! Looks like the presidential race is heating up!  Many polls have the candidates in a tight race.  Just after the debate both Clinton and Trump proclaimed “victory.” … Continue reading

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Intro to Text mining using R

Abstract: Attendees will learn the foundations of text mining approaches in addition to learn basic text mining scripting functions used in R. The audience will learn what text mining is, then perform primary text mining such as keyword scanning, dendogram … Continue reading

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Algorithmic Trading in R Tutorial

This post was originally published at DataCamp. Check out their curated blog posts! Unfortunately, loyal3 is no longer with us but check out some of the concepts nonetheless! In this post, I will show how to use R to collect … Continue reading

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Text Mining in R: Are Pokémon GO Mentions Really Driving Up Stock Prices?

This post was originally published at DataCamp. Check out their other curated blog posts. Introduction: What Bloomberg Terminal’s News Trends Feature (Doesn’t) Show On a nondescript commute in late July, In the aftermath of the Brexit vote in England and … Continue reading

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Exploring H-1B Data with R: Part 3

This post was originally published at DataCamp. Check out their other curated blog posts. We’re back with our third post investigating H-1B data. If you want to learn how to programmatically collect and perform exploratory data analysis (EDA), check out … Continue reading

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Exploring H-1B Data with R: Part 2

This post was originally published at DataCamp. Check out their other curated blog posts. Picking up at our last post I want to show you how to add more visuals to your Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) work and introduce some new functions. … Continue reading

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