Erik's Projects
Problem to solve: discover insights into consumer reviews and assist with machine learning models.You can also train your machine models for sentiment analysis and analyze customer reviews how many positive reviews ? and how many negative reviews ? Data Information: The dataset consists of 3000 Amazon customer reviews Rating Date Variation Verified Reviews Feedback
Bubble Sort is the simplest sorting algorithm that works by repeatedly swapping the adjacent elements if they are in the wrong order
I was part of an Applied Data Scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with experience in machine learning modeling using python and data science stacks, including Numpy, Pandas, Scikit-Learn, and Tableau.
Sample code for AWS data service and ML courses on LinkedIn Learning
Problem to solve: Predict if a candidate would be hired based on specific characteristics; what are the most important features a candidate must have to have higher possibilities of getting the job?
Home Loans Defaulted Customers - Machine Learning, Prediction (Classification)
Interactive Widgets for the Jupyter Notebook
Problem to solve: Who is the group that gives a more generous tip? what are the hidden patterns in this restaurant dataset? What is the relationship between the gender, the group size, day of the week, if the customer is a smoker or not, or if the service is for lunch or dinner in relationship with the tip given by the customer?
Problem to solve: Determine what role oil plays in the Russia economy and predict outcomes in the years to come. Data: year (From 2004 to 2018), oilprice (The spot price of a barrel (159 liters) of benchmark crude oil in US dollars, gpd (Gross domestic product in billions of US dollars
Problem to solve: How long do you have to study to get a specific score. We can try to see a pattern in that data and predict a score based on how many hours the subject studies.
Problem to solve: On the Titanic disaster predict who would survive based on 4 features: sex, age, fare and class.
Problem to solve: An exciting application of regression is to quantify the effect of advertisement on sales, considering the newspaper, TV, and radio as the advertisement channels.
Problem to solve: find the patterns for increased suicide rates (1985 to 2016) among different cohorts globally, across the socioeconomic spectrum, using exploratory data analysis. Using bivariate analysis, I try to determine if there is any relationship between two variables.