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How we can take data from every international match to undertake historical analysis and then use this to predict future results, including the world cup!
In light of the upcoming 2021 World Chess Championship match, I decided to marry my so-called analytics skills and my long-term, love-hate relationship with chess.
I'll give a shoutout in the subsequent Tackling Competitions Post to the person with the best score in the previous post as an added incentive!
Quantifying the quantity and quality of treasured social ties might feel a little strange. But the strength of social relationships is important in the “Analytics of Happiness,” as...
You walk down one aisle of the grocery store to get your favorite cereal. On the dairy aisle, someone sick from COVID-19 coughs. Did your decision to grab your cereal before your m...
For math and some Alteryx enjoyment, I thought what the heck, let’s try this. This series of five blog posts will detail the stepping stones that allowed me to build a Lego portrai...
You want to jump right into that fantastic dataset, but wait! Let's do some exploration to map out your journey and gain even more insight.
In this post, I am going to help you understand what a confusion matrix is, and also show you where and how you can implement this powerful tool in Alteryx.
Extracting additional information about a model trained with a predictive tool is possible because of the way the predictive tools are built - containing an R tool with R code that...
Expand Your Predictive Palette II: Beyond K-Means