Data Analytics with R

Data Analytics with R

1. Day 1
1.1. Data, Information and Database
1.2. Introduction to Data Analytics
1.2.1.What is Data Analytics
1.2.2.Scope of Data Analytics
1.2.2.1. Descriptive
1.2.2.2. Predictive
1.2.2.3. Prescriptive
1.3. Measures and Metrics
1.3.1.Data Types
1.3.1.1. Continuous
1.3.1.2. Attribute
1.3.1.3. Ordinal
1.3.1.4. Nominal
1.3.2.Central Limit Theorem
1.3.3.Sample Vs Population
1.3.4.Point and Interval Estimates
1.3.5.Measure of Central Tendency
1.3.5.1. Mean
1.3.5.2. Median
1.3.5.3. Mode
1.3.5.4. Range
1.3.5.5. Percentiles
1.3.5.6. Deciles
1.3.5.7. Quartiles
1.4. Tools used in Data Analytics
1.4.1.Microsoft Excel
1.4.1.1. Working with data analytics features of excel
1.4.1.2. Excel Dash boarding features
1.4.1.3. Working with GEO-Spatial data
1.4.1.4. Excel Automation
1.4.2.
1.5. Introduction to R
1.5.1.Discovering what R is
1.5.2.How to get the R program
1.5.3.How to install R on your computer
1.5.4.How to start running the R program
1.5.5.How to use the help system and find help from other sources
1.5.6.How to get additional libraries of commands
1.6. Becoming Familiar with R
1.6.1.How to use R for simple math
1.6.2.How to store results of calculations for future use

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1.7. How to use previous commands in the history

1.8. Working with Objects
1.8.1.What are objects?
1.8.2.Common objects types in R
1.8.3.How to create data objects from
1.8.3.1. Keyboard
1.8.3.2. Clipboard
1.8.3.3. external data files
1.8.4.How to see the objects that are ready for use
1.8.5.How to look at the different types of data objects
1.8.6.How to make different types of data objects
1.8.7.How to manipulate data objects
1.8.8.How to select and display parts of data objects
1.8.9.How to sort and rearrange data objects
2. Day 2
2.1. Measure of Dispersion
2.2. What is Variation
2.2.1.Range,
2.2.2.Standard Deviation
2.2.3.Variance
2.2.4.Co-Variance
2.3. Degree of Freedom
2.3.1.Frequency Distributions
2.3.1.1. Normal
2.3.1.2. Poisson
2.3.1.3. Binomial
2.4. Hypothesis Testing
2.4.1.What is Hypothesis Testing
2.4.2.Errors in Hypothesis Testing
2.4.3.What is p Value?
2.4.4.Types of Hypothesis Testing
2.4.4.1. Testing of Mean
2.4.4.2. t-test
2.4.4.3. z-test
2.4.4.4. t Test
2.4.4.5. Paired t test
2.4.5.ANOVA (Analysis of Variance)
2.4.5.1. Test of Variance
2.4.5.2. Test of Proportion
2.4.5.3. p - test, 2-p Test, Chi Square
2.4.6.How to construct data objects
2.4.7.How to determine what form a data object is
2.4.8.How to convert a data object from one form to another
2.4.9.Descriptive Statistical Analysis with R

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2.4.9.1. How to summarize data samples

2.4.9.2. How to use cumulative statistics
2.4.9.3. How to create summary tables
2.4.9.4. How to cross-tabulate
2.4.9.5. How to test for different object types
2.4.10. Data Distribution
2.4.10.1. How to create histograms and other graphics of sample distribution
2.4.10.2. How to examine various distributions
2.4.10.3. How to test for the normal distribution
2.4.10.4. How to generate random numbers
2.4.10.5. Simple Hypothesis Testing
2.4.10.6. How to carry out some basic hypothesis tests
2.4.10.7. How to carry out the Student’s t-test
2.5. Lab practice/Case Study
3. Day 3
3.1. Prediction Models
3.1.1.Correlation
3.1.2.Regression Models
3.1.3.Simple and Multiple Linear Regression Models
3.1.4.Forecasting using Time Series
3.1.4.1. What is Forecasting
3.1.4.2. Types of Forecasting
3.1.4.3. What is Time Series
3.1.4.4. Time Series Models
3.1.4.5. Simple Moving Average
3.1.4.6. Weighted Moving Average
3.1.4.7. Single Exponential Smoothing
3.1.4.8. Double Exponential Smoothing
3.1.5.How to produce correlation and covariance matrices
3.1.6.How to carry out a range of correlations tests
3.1.7.How to test for association using chi-squared
3.1.8.How to carry out goodness of fit tests introduction to graphical Analysis
3.1.8.1. How to create a range of graphs to summarize your data and results
3.1.8.2. How to create box-whisker plots
3.1.8.3. How to create scatter plots, including multiple correlation plots
3.1.8.4. How to create line graphs
3.1.8.5. How to create pie charts
3.1.8.6. How to create bar charts
3.1.9.How to move graphs from R to other programs and save graphs as files on disk
3.1.10. Regression Analysis with Linear Modeling
3.1.10.1. How to carry out linear regression
3.1.10.2. How to carry out non-linear regression
3.1.10.3. How to add lines of best-fit to regression plots
3.2. Lab Practice/Case Study

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