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?? I'm excited to share my latest blog post, "From Messy to Meaningful: Mastering the Art of Data Cleaning and Preparation." In this comprehensive guide, I'll walk you through the essential steps of data cleaning, empowering you to take your data from chaotic to crystal-clear. Whether you're a budding data analyst, a curious researcher, or an entrepreneur looking to make data-driven decisions, this tutorial has something for everyone. Key highlights of the blog post: ??? Identifying and dealing with missing values ?? Detecting and removing outliers ?? Handling data inconsistencies and formatting issues ?? Deduplicating and merging datasets ?? Automating data quality checks and reporting By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the confidence and the tools to transform even the messiest of datasets into a clean, analysis-ready format. No more getting bogged down in data chaos - just seamless, efficient data processing. Head over to the blog and let's embark on a journey from messy to magnificent data! #DataCleaning #PythonTutorial #DataAnalysis #BeginnerGuide

????The Joy (and Pain) of Data Cleaning ???? They say, "Data scientists spend 80% of their time cleaning data, and 20% of their time complaining about cleaning data." And honestly... they aren’t wrong. ?? Before you can even think about running cool algorithms or creating stunning visualizations, you first have to wade through a swamp of missing values, weird typos, and outliers that look like they came from another planet. ???? Why does data cleaning take up so much time? Well, if your data's a mess, everything else crumbles. It’s like trying to build a house on quicksand—you won’t get very far! ???? But here’s the thing: clean data = good analysis. No matter how much we grumble about it, cleaning data is what separates the good analysis from the "Why does this graph look like a toddler drew it?" moments. ?? So yes, while I’m over here renaming columns and fixing formats for the 100th time, I remind myself it’s all worth it. But let’s be real—I'll still complain about it later. ?? #DataCleaning #DataScienceLife #CleanDataHappyData #DataAnalystStruggles #LoveHateRelationship

Why 95% of Data Scientists Are Wrong About the p-value (And What It Really Means) Ever sat in a meeting where someone confidently declared "p < 0.05, so we're good to go!" while you quietly wondered what that actually means? You're not alone. Let's bust the biggest p-value myth: ? MYTH: p < 0.05 means there's a 95% chance your hypothesis is correct ? REALITY: The p-value tells you the probability of seeing your results (or more extreme ones) IF the null hypothesis were true Think of it like this: Imagine you're a detective investigating a crime. Finding evidence (your data) doesn't tell you the suspect's guilt probability. Instead, it tells you how unlikely that evidence would be if the suspect were innocent (null hypothesis). 3 Important things to remember: 1. Small p-values suggest evidence AGAINST the null hypothesis, not proof of your alternative 2. Statistical significance ≠ practical significance 3. Context matters more than arbitrary thresholds ?? Pro Tip: Next time someone asks "Is it significant?", respond with "What effect size would be meaningful for our business?" What's your take on p-values? Have you seen them misused in your work? Share your thoughts below! ?? #dataanalytics #machinelearning #statistics101 #datascience #datascience #statistics #analytics

Excited to share this insightful piece from Hugo Lu, founder of Orchestra, on Medium! His reflections on data and cloud platforms are not only thought-provoking but also highlight the evolving landscape of technology. Actually, Hugo never set out to be an influencer, yet his commitment to sharing valuable content has resonated with many. It's a testament to how genuine insights can create a significant impact. Check out his latest article and join the conversation about the future of data! #Data #CloudPlatforms #Leadership #Orchestra

Introducing the Quick Talk Series! Ever wondered about the Data Science Life Cycle? Check out the witty response from Dj Das, Founder & CEO of ThirdEye Data: "Picture data science as a thrilling detective story, where the life cycle acts as your trusty roadmap. Think of yourself as Sherlock Holmes, but instead of dusty attic clues, you're dealing with messy spreadsheets and cryptic sensor readings. You've got to roll up your sleeves and clean and prep that data (imagine dusting fingerprints off!), then dive into interrogation mode with fancy algorithms – that's your magnifying glass and trusty sidekick Watson in one! By the end, you'll unveil a smoking gun chart revealing the culprit behind the company's woes, just like Veronica Mars solving a high school mystery. It's all about following the evidence, and in data science, the evidence whispers hidden insights waiting to be unearthed." How do you envision the data science life cycle? Share your thoughts in the comment box below! #datascience #quicktalk #knowledgesharing #insights

In 2024, I've published more data stories than any other year. I've published a data story once a week via nerd processor, to see how many interesting stories I could tell with the data I had. I am pretty good at building scrappy data sets! I didn't aim for peer-review research quality this year; I aimed for directional insights that would start good conversations. I could not be happier with the response. (Especially y'all's willingness to put up with my original comics haha) In Viral Data Stories 101, I talk about the role of confirmation bias in data storytelling. Data stories that go viral usually either reinforce confirmation bias ("I KNEW that was true, and this data proves it!") or refute it ("I could have sworn that was true, but I guess I was wrong?"). The varied responses to nerd processor stories have made me believe that confirmation bias is even more important than I thought. We (as humans) so naturally want to gather evidence to support what we already believe or hope is true. We love people who agree with us! Here's to more great stories (with more great comics) in 2025! https://lnkd.in/gDZYG56b

Cleaning. Some people like it. My kids tend to do the minimum to get out of it. But I personally like cleaning data. Diving into a dataset to find values in the wrong column or determining what to do about null values is exciting to me because I love seeing the amazing insights we can garner after we clean our data. There’s something incredibly satisfying about turning messy, chaotic data into a well-organized foundation for analysis. Clean data is the backbone of meaningful insights. Without it, the models we build and the decisions we make can be misinformed. Whether it’s standardizing formats, addressing outliers, or filling in missing information, each step brings us closer to truly understanding what the data is trying to tell us. So, the next time you’re faced with a messy dataset, try looking at it as an opportunity. That extra effort in cleaning could be the key to unlocking the full potential of your data. #DataCleaning #DataScience #DataAnalytics #DataQuality

Client's Description of Their Data: ?? "It's clean, organized, and ready for insights!" Reality: ?? What we find: - The Disappearing Act: Missing data everywhere. - Mystery Fields: Columns labelled "Thing 1" and "Thing 2." - Time Warp: Dates from 2050 and 1900. - Duplicate Galore: 15 versions of "John Smith." - Random Chaos: Half the cells are filled with lorem ipsum. Despite the chaos, we turn these mysteries into insights! Cheers to data analysts who make sense of it all. ??

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A really interesting read from Mikkel Dengs?e ???? Super valuable research into how lots of companies set up their data teams and why! Thanks for the great insights ?? https://lnkd.in/g5bzJxPy