Category: Data Science

Integrating Smartsheet with Spotfire

It’s been over three months at my new job and I have already learnt a variety of new things. Working with a brilliant team of developers, I have been exploring the nitty-gritties of Spotfire and unraveling new functionalities every week. While there is a significant difference between the available functionalities for the client and web […]

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New City, New Job, New Start… Hello Los Angeles!

It’s all been a bit overwhelming. Yes, there is a global pandemic that has shaken things up for almost everybody on this planet. But that aside, the last few months have been an emotional roller coaster. I graduated with a Master’s degree in May, left behind some loved ones in Texas and moved to California […]

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Why I have Immense Respect for the Developer Community

Watching how genius coders are portrayed in movies and TV shows, I grew up with the impression that they are smug, arrogant, and often delusional. My experience interacting with them in the last couple of years has proved otherwise. Be it the TIBCO Spotfire community where even the lead data scientists provide exceptional support and […]

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COVID-19 Data Analysis with Spotfire and IronPython

Tibco Spotfire is an excellent tool for wholistic data analytics solutions. Since I got certified as a Spotfire analyst, I have been working with different datasets to get well-versed with the nitty-gritties of Iron Python scripts in Spotfire. I recently conducted some exploratory data analysis with COVID-19 data and built a dashboard that – points […]

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Building My First Alexa Skill Using Python and AWS – Covid Info

I was never an Alexa guy. Part of the reason is that I’m extremely happy with my Google Home Mini. She helps me with all the basic info I need, wakes me up and puts me to sleep, even flirts with me on Valentine’s Day. I’m a simple man and this is more than I […]

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Using Python and Natural Language Processing for Mental Health Data Analysis

In an attempt to practice my analytics coding skills, I thought I’ll put them to work in a topic that interests and affects many people across the globe. So, I used Python, NLP (natural language processing), matplotlib, seaborn, WordCloud, and Tweepy, to perform some basic analysis followed by a round of sentiment analysis on data […]

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Up For Some Tableau in The Office? That’s What She Said!

Last summer I worked with a Game of thrones dataset for a visualization project. I was planning to revisit that dataset to unravel some more mysteries, when it occurred to me that I should look for something similar with my current favorite – The Office. I found this wonderful dataset of lines from the show. […]

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Giving In To The Process

I have been maintaining a countdown to graduation on a white board in my room. I started 616 days ago. This board has witnessed my journey more closely than anyone or anything else. It has seen the hundreds of activities I planned. It knows the ones that I checked off with a sense of pride […]

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Dipping My Feet into Cyber Security and IT Audit

One of the advantages of the Information Technology and Management program at The University of Texas at Dallas is that it has the perfect curriculum design for learning the fundamentals of many pillars of IT. Of course, it is important to pick one focus and develop your skills in it. But with every passing day, […]

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What Do I Put on My Resume?

For the past 20 months, this question has been answered by two contradicting voices in my head. The first voice, that has the personality of a sane, organized, professional human, encourages me to focus on numbers and metrics, and sticking to the point, and tweaking the Resume as per corporate guidelines, and following pre-defined templates, […]

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