As data analysts, we’re frequently presented with comma-separated value files and tasked with reporting insights. While it’s tempting to import that data directly into R or Python in order to perform data munging and exploratory data analysis, there are also a number of utilities to examine, fix, slice, transform, and summarize data through the command … Continue reading Using csvkit to Summarize Data: A Quick Example
The command line can be a scary place for people who are traditionally accustomed to using point-and-click mechanisms for executing tasks on their computer. While the idea of interacting with files and software via text may seem like a terrifying concept, the terminal is a powerful tool that can boost productivity and provide users with … Continue reading The Command Line is Your Friend: A Quick Introduction
Introduction GraphViz is an open-source software package developed by AT&T Labs for generating directed graphs and flowcharts. Outputs are created using Dot, a plain text graph description language that is part of the Graphviz package. GraphViz is a powerful application that allows users to create appealing flowcharts without getting hung up on the layout or positioning of the nodes. … Continue reading Graphviz by Example: Part One
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