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What software for an analysis tool online?
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What software applications would you recommend to create an online tool where users can upload an Excel file containing a sheet with numbers and text labels (a sort of database) and get in return a…Continue
Help with classification & prediction
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I have a database made of some 5000 people (rows) and 50 variables (columns). The columns measure different demographic and psychographic items for each person. This data is gathered at time t. Some…Continue
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"Thank you Timothy, this helps!
I'm not very proficient with R. Python sounds interesting, although this is not something I will (completely) code myself.
Thanks again for taking the time to reply,
Mirio"
"Hi Mirio,
A Shiny app would be great here for your use case. Shiny is an R package that makes it easy to build interactive web applications (apps). Now there are a few ways you can do this.
1. Program the app solely in R. The program…"
What software for an analysis tool online?
What software applications would you recommend to create an online tool where users can upload an Excel file containing a sheet with numbers and text labels (a sort of database) and get in return a report made of numerical tables and text comments (some basic functions like standard deviation, average, and the like are needed as well as bivariate graphs)?Others before you have suggested Python, Hadoop, PHP, Java, and on. I'm confused.If my question isn't clear or detailed enough please ask and…See More
What software for an analysis tool online?
What software applications would you recommend to create an online tool where users can upload an Excel file containing a sheet with numbers and text labels (a sort of database) and get in return a report made of numerical tables and text comments (some basic functions like standard deviation, average, and the like are needed as well as bivariate graphs)?Others before you have suggested Python, Hadoop, PHP, Java, and on. I'm confused.If my question isn't clear or detailed enough please ask and…See More
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Posted on June 26, 2016 at 8:40am 2 Comments 20 Likes
Today we discuss how to handle large datasets (big data) with MS Excel. This article is for marketers such as brand builders, marketing officers, business analysts and the like, who want to be hands-on with data, even when it is a lot of data.
Why bother dealing with big data?
If you are not the hammer you are the nail. We, the marketers, should defend our role of strategic decision-makers by staying in control of the data analysis function…
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Posted on June 13, 2016 at 9:00am 7 Comments 4 Likes
Recently I spoke with a Brand Director about how to find market space he can win and defend in the long run. The discussion shifted on the meaning of information and insights and, after an interesting debate on what’s insight at all[1], we found agreement by means of an example, which I’d like to present to you too.
From data to…
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