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Majad07

Angel Jesse Dampil

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DATA-CLEANING_ANXIETY-OR-DEPRESSION
This is a dataset that i got from data.gov. I have been experimenting things in R. But i found out that things doesnt really go in a way. Yeah the dplyr pipes reminds me of pokemon mystery dungeon link moves where you use a move then the other moves that are linked will be executed too. The data set was similar to the first one but i wanted to shorten it out.
DATA-CLEANING_TEMPLATE
This is my own Data Cleaning template
DATA-CLEANING_MENTAL-HEALTH-CARE
This is Mental Health Care Dataset from data.gov.
SHORT-ANALYSIS_TEMPLATE
This is Aj's Short analysis Template. Its a summarized version of whole analysis. Use this if you want to make a quick summary of a dataset. I meant just a quick hypothesis testing for it. And if you have access to machine learning material use this for the first part as datacleaning and then insert the machine learning part
WHOLE-ANALYSIS_POPULAR-BABY-NAMES
This is my Whole Analysis of Popular Baby Names. (COMPLETE). This data was gathered from data.gov from Popular Baby Names
WHOLE-ANALYSIS_TEMPLATE
This is my whole analysis layout. If you would like to do it naturally in a way that uses the old traditional statistical method then use this.
SHORT-ANALYSIS_FOOD-GRAIN-PRODUCTION
This is Food Grain Production Analysis that i got from data.gov. .
SHORT-ANALYSIS_FRUIT-AND-VEGETABLE-PRICES
this Dataset was from data.gov. entitled Fruit and Vegetable Prices.
SHORT-ANALYSIS_CRIME-DATA-ANALYSIS
This is the Crime dataset of Los Angeles. I obtained it from data.gov entitled Crime Data from 2020 to Present.
SHORT-ANALYSIS_TEMPERATURE-CORR-AND-REG-ANALYSIS
The Dataset is from data.gov. entitled U.S. Daily Climate Normals (1981-2010).
Aj's First ML Regression
Aj's First ML Regression. I will not rename it because its memorable. I got it from Kaggle