#MakeoverMonday Le tour de france(1903-2016)
I was following #MakeoverMonday by Tableau since long time but didn’t submit any viz. This is my first viz though it is late but the time I spent was totally worth it.
How to Use the SQL INSERT Statement
The INSERT statement in SQL allows you to add data to a table. Let’s take a look at it and see some examples in this article.
Category wise Donut chart in Tableau
Hello friends! recently I was working on some Tableau dashboards and found a very good usecase of donut charts which can be used multiple ways. Easy to use and visualize. Today we’ll be learning how to create category wise donut chart. I’ve used superstore data for the tutorial.
Multiple Measures in single chart in Tableau
Hello friends! Today we’ll be looking at quick Tableau tip to show multiple measure values in chart in easy 3 steps.
Zipf’s Law and Introduction to Text Analytics
Hello Friends! recently I was doing some research and got to know about an interesting law called Zipf’s law. You can read about it on wikipedia and how it is applicable almost everywhere.
Periodic Table of Data Science
Hello friends! Recently I came across the periodic table of data science compiled by Data Camp which sums up everything about the data science for current scenario.
Big Data in Aviation Industries
Hello friends! I was very busy in last few weeks so couldn’t come up with the new tutorials. Here is blog post I found which is very interesting and will give you brief idea about the aviation industries. What is overbooking. But I think in Airlines uses different overbooking strategy in India because travelling in flight is still luxury and flight cancellation charges are very high. So the number of people that show up for their flight is high compare to other developed countries.
Following blog post can be found here!
Did Big Data Cause United Airlines to Drag a Screaming Passenger Off a Plane?
As a frequent traveller, I have seen some of the logistical challenges involved with running an airline — on a micro-scale. I fly several times per month for work, and I’m a part of the reason that things are so complicated.
How to assign and read external data in R?
Assignment Operator
The most straight forward way to store a list of numbers is through an assignment operator using the c command. (c stands for “combine.”) A list is specified with the c command, and assignment is specified with the “chucha”.