I read too much, and therefore my current obsession has changed again.
Now I'm experimenting with Data Analysis, Statistics, and other forms of data tracking. I'm currently performing a sort of statistical analysis against Gaia, giving statistics of its userbase, like most used words and favorite color and shit like that.
Anyway, what are you guys up to?
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Thread: Data Analysis
- 07 Dec. 2012 03:56pm #1
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- 07 Dec. 2012 04:17pm #2
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me3 .
- 07 Dec. 2012 11:44pm #5
Data Analytics is actually my major. Let me know if you need any help (though admittedly I'm still learning).
- 08 Dec. 2012 12:05am #6
I was going to say this originally actually since I remember you mentioning this some time ago. You decided to take up on this after you got "bored" with web development I believe.
I was also going to pass along a few sentiments myself. Then I decided not to take the topic seriously since Flare is constantly shifting through things he wants to learn (and frankly he isn't going to learn much with that approach).
- 08 Dec. 2012 12:12am #7
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Well I would love to stick to one topic, but unfortunately there's so many interesting things out in the world. If I could, I think I would spend the rest of my life at college learning haha. But in all seriousness, I was actually looking at this as a job, I've been interested in stuff like this since I first got into computers. It seems extremely interesting to me. Data Analysis and Network Science are the two topics that I found the most interesting.
- 08 Dec. 2012 12:13am #8
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Oh and thanks for the offer Arti, I might take you up on that if I run into some trouble.
- 08 Dec. 2012 06:45am #9
Data analysis is probably your safest bet, and it is applicable to the vast majority of sciences, so you should have no trouble at all finding a field you are interest in that you can apply your skills too.
But I am also assuming data analysis is highly related to/almost synonymous with experimental research, though experimental majors may focus more on design, though the analysis is still a requirement.