A bit of epidemiology and data visualisation
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Dataviz – 20 years of outbreak notifications
After a lot of talk about data science, epidemiology and visualisation finally return to the blog. This graph visualises the historical trends of several animal diseases in Spain since 2001, as a second attempt to find a nice way to communicate reported outbreak data (my very first attempt can be found in this previous post:…
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Getting into data science – 3. Find data and play
What can you find when you search for data? In this post you will find a list of useful databases for practice and an introduction to basic concepts about data tables, databases, APIs and their documentation.
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Getting into data science – 2. Get nerdy
After having a look at some data analysis tools, in this second post I’m sharing resources about statistics, mathematics and programming that have helped me do better data science. What I present here is not always necessary to start working with data, but I will try to convince you that it is worth it.
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Getting into data science – 1. Know your tools
This post series is for anyone who’s ever asked me about the world of data analysis, who wants to be a bit more nerdy and go beyond Excel. In this first post we take a look at some data analysis tools and resources to get you started.
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RASVE Dashboard
Dashboard for the visualisation of outbreaks of notifiable animal diseases reported in Spain through RASVE
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Welcome to my blog
Welcome to my blog! Here you’ll find a collection of my side projects that are related to science, but often informal. A mix of data science, epidemiology and data visualisation.
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