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thomasborgen
thomasborgen commented Jan 26, 2021

Require success is our way of enabling the users to choose what is considered as errors and should hard fail.

When something is required to succeed, it must apply its function successfully.

ie: in casting, casting "123" to integer will succeed, but casting "test" to integer will fail.

When require_success is set to True in casting then this will trigger a hard fail and mapping wil

enhancement good first issue help wanted
R-vs-Pandas-Stack-Exchange-API

A Python data manipulation and analysis project that examines and visualizes the popularity of widely used data science tools R and Pandas across 3 Stack Exchange subcommunities (Stack Overflow, Cross Validated, Data Science) through the use of the Stack Exchange API and multiple Python libraries such as Pandas, JSON, Requests, and Matplotlib.

  • Updated Jan 1, 2020
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Practical Computing for Data Analytics Homework 2: This project was based on census data regarding Michigan socio-economic data. Visualizations were made to bring out paterns in the data and draw conclusions. ggplot and dplyer were the primary packages used in this project for data manipulation and visualizations. A primary theme in this assignment was the differences between the Upper Peninsula and Lower Peninsula. There were vast differences in populations and the type of employment that one would typically find in each geographic region.

  • Updated Feb 12, 2018
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An important part of business is planning for the future and ensuring that the business survives changing market conditions. Some businesses do this remarkably well and last for hundreds of years. In this project, I explored data from BusinessFinancing.co.uk on the world's oldest businesses: when were they founded, and which industries do they belong to? Like many business problems, the data we'll explore is contained in several different datasets. In order to understand the world's oldest businesses, we will first need to use joining techniques to merge our data. From there, we can use manipulation tools such as grouping and filtering to answer questions about these historic businesses.

  • Updated Apr 14, 2022
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Analyzing various apps found on the Google Play Store with the help of different python libraries. The dataset is chosen from Kaggle. It is the web scraped data of 10k Play Store apps for analyzing the Android market. It consists of in total of 10841 rows and 13 columns.

  • Updated May 16, 2022
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