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abundance-of-zooplankton-species

This is a study of the Zooplankton species, using data from the Continuous Plankton Recorder (CPR) surveys conducted in the Southern Ocean between Australia and Antarctica (including Heard and Macquarie Islands). This data was obtained by the Australian Antarctic Data Centre. Surveys recorded the abundance of different Zooplankton species in the Southern Ocean.

covid-19

Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Cases, provided by JHU CSSE

credit-fraud-detection-analysis

Card Fraud Detection Analysis of European Cardholders from September 2013.

deephit

A Deep Learning Approach to Survival Analysis with Competing Risks

duckworth-lewis-stern

My code and files related to the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern Calculator

finding-the-sum-of-cubes

I did a mini-analysis on the sum of cubes, which is a Mathematical problem that awaits completion. It states that for every natural number, we can find the sum of the cubes of 3 integers x, y and z. It remains to be solved, and I have not quite done that (given I don't own a supercomputer), but here's some code I created from Python that does not need supercomputer knowledge thankfully! :D

kaggle-titanic-tutorial-project

This repository has the output from the Titanic Tutorial Project on Kaggle. This was entirely done on Python.

kibana_canvas_examples

A selection of Canvas workpad examples

net-run-rate

My code and files related to the Net Run Rate calculation in cricket

new-york-housing-market

pedestrians-at-the-city-of-melbourne-in-2021

This study done in RMarkdown unravels insights into the flow of pedestrians in the City of Melbourne in 2021.

python-basics-for-data-science-ibm

Modules accomplished while completing the Python Basics for Data Science Course on EdX through IBM.

us-border-crossing

An analysis of US Border Crossing data from Jan 1996 to Mar 2019

visualising-covid-19-datacamp

This project was a very small-scale activity I undertook from DataCamp as a jolly activity with R. While it is by no means extensive or special, it was nevertheless a good experience to experiment with ggplot2, dplyr and readr. Being a Statistician, I find R to be an enjoyable language to use, and feel free to have a go for yourself on DataCamp.