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Name: Nyasha Makuto
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Bio: MHSc Epidemiology graduate with a particular interest in the integration of Bayesian statistics with data science.
Location: Canada
Name: Nyasha Makuto
Type: User
Bio: MHSc Epidemiology graduate with a particular interest in the integration of Bayesian statistics with data science.
Location: Canada
Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Cases, provided by JHU CSSE
Forked from the original creator. I forked this to experiment with Httr, a http package for R.
This is a Shiny app which generates predictive text based on the user's last typed in words, or letters. The source of information for this app uses comes from Twitter.
First assignment in John Hopkins University's Data Science certificate (via Coursera). This R file creates a function that is able to return the inverse of a matrix.
This R file reads in snippets of raw text (i.e., separated parts of a .txt document), combines it into a clean tidy text table file, then outputs this table into one new, clean .txt file.
These are various plots on U.S. energy usage, created in R.
This assignment uses data from a personal activity monitoring device. The device recorded the number of steps taken throughout the day, in 5 minute intervals. Data was collected over 2 months, from an anonymous individual between October and November, 2012. The data came from John Hopkin's University (JHU), as part of their Data Science certificate on Coursera.
This is a Markdown report which sums (via barcharts) the health and economic damages caused by various weather events in the U.S. It uses GGplot2, a package in R, to generate the plots.
This is a machine learning model I made, which outputs a grade (from "E" to "A") on a human's exercise quality, based upon the human's body movements in the X, Y, and Z axes. This data came from a pre-collected .csv sheet from John Hopkins University.
This is another Shiny app in R which generates some reactive plots/graphics based on user input. This app uses R's default "mtcars" dataset as its source of information.
This was a Jupyter Notebook (in Python) to determine if the Facebook pages of 10 Thai fashion and cosmetics retail sellers could be clustered in some way into distinct categories.
A simple K-Nearest Neighbour (KNN) algorithm was run to predict whether a customer would purchase a brand-new SUV from a car dealership or not.
Regression with mini-batch gradient descent, He-initialized weights, batch normalization, and gradient clipping was done with a 3-layer neural network to predict median house values ($) in the California 1990 census.
This is a sample of some multivariate generalized linear modeling (GLMs) that I did in SAS. I made log-binomial and Poisson models on Canadian Community Health Survey data. NOTE: The outcome was transformed into a binary variable, hence the use of a binomial model.
This was a basic exploratory analysis I performed on some old data I had from a course in biostatistics. The dataset is very small and simple; the purpose of this project was to simply showcase my data visualization abilities in R.
This repo contains some exploratory data analyses and preliminary multiple linear regression modeling in R that I did on operating vehicle data (100 .csv files).
This notebook (in Python) used eXtreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost) to predict for good or bad road pavement condition in Ontario. I also performed random search hyperparameter optimization, k-folds stratified cross-validation, and tested what features could be removed from the model without sacrificing its balanced accuracy.
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