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As part of a group project, I developed separate regression models using R to predict the daily number of batteries and robberies in Chicago using four different datasets. I tested interactive and second-order terms and used stepwise feature selection to find the best model with the given data. I tested several potential models using cross-valid…

  • Updated Jun 29, 2021
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This repository contains reproducible research on an epidemiological model for understanding COVID-19 spreading rates, as part of the DTU Data Science course 22100: R for Bio Data Science

  • Updated Aug 16, 2020
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Data Wrangling is challenging and needs a lot of effort to first understand what you are looking at and then decide how to obtain it, after that check if you have done it right! using dplyr package in R you can achieve a high performance in data manipulation and extract useful information from you data in the right way to further use it.

  • Updated Apr 11, 2022

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