Always Chart Your Data
Why are charts important? Why not just use summary statistics and similar outputs? This post explains one reason why you should always visualize your data.
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Here’s How Each 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidate Frontrunner is Spending Their Money
We’ve analyzed the line-by-line campaign operations expenses of the following 2020 Democratic presidential candidates and created a straightforward, easy-to-digest perspective.
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How Much Have the Democratic Presidential Candidates Raised and Spent?
On January 31, the 2020 Democratic Presidential candidates submitted their end-of-year finance reports to the FEC. The filings give us a limited (but informative) window into 2020 Democratic presidential candidate fundraising and spending up to this point.
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Advice for New Data Professionals
Whether you specialize or decide to take the “full-stack data scientist” path, here is some advice to set you up for success as a new data professional.
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Visualizing Phylogenetic Relationships of 2019-nCoV | The COVID-19 Coronavirus
The Xyzology Data Lab showcases some phylogenetic trees to illustrate how the 2019-nCoV coronavirus relates to other well-known viral pathogens.
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Walkthrough: Exploring Anscombe’s Quartet in R
This is a sister post to “Why are Charts an Important Part of Statistical Analysis?” Here, you’ll find the R Scripts required to explore Anscombe’s Quartet.
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