- By Phani Mantravadi
There is nothing better than choosing the right data for your analytics, every data analyst has to curtail a problem statement by inferring the data, right selection can bring value to the further journey. One of the easiest ways to understand is through fact-finding using basic statistics, data visualisation, and other techniques to understand and infer the meaning, this is where the statistician in you will be able to help. While there are different ways to be able to build this skill in your journey, I believe these 3 R’s will help you succeed.
Recognise: Data classification using Descriptive, Inferential Statistics and various sampling techniques
Ratify: Approve your thought process for each finding you have in the process, never carry assumptions, have consultations with
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Phani Mantravadi
Phani Mantravadi is a Senior Technology Leader with about 19 years of rich product experience, currently associated with at EPAM Systems(India) Private Limited and helping customers build world class products, Highly experienced in implementation of products and solutions over a large scale, having worked with product giants Tesco and CDKGLOBAL. Speaker on technology and engineering areas and provided Insightful sessions at IIIT Hyderabad, MRE University, he is Author of various technology articles over LinkedIn and AIM and self publications. Passionate on building solutions using Python and Data Analytics
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