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Data Analytics Toolkit: From Excel to Python, R, and Tableau

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By Eric C. Gaze, McKenzie Lamb, Douglas Eadline Verified
| informit.com
Preface xi Acknowledgments xv About the Authors xvii Chapter 1: Bank Data 1 The Data 1 Target Graphics 2 Getting Started in Excel and Tableau 3 Getting Started with Python and Jupyter Lab 18 Bank Data Graphics in Python 27 Introduction to R: Getting Started with the Bank Data 35 Bank Data Analysis and Platform Comparison 62 Chapter 2: Countries Data 65 The Data 66 Target Graphics 68 Excel 73 Data Wrangling with Tableau Prep Builder 83 Another Tableau Approach 103 Python 113 Histograms 134 R...
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Debunking Dunning-Kruger - Openforum

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By Eric C. Gaze
| Open Forum
John Cleese, the British comedian, once summed up the idea of the Dunning–Kruger effect as, “If you are really, really stupid, then it’s impossible for you to know you are really, really stupid.” A quick search of the news brings up dozens of headlines connecting the Dunning–Kruger effect to everything from work to empathy and even to why Donald Trump was elected president.
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The First Rule of Dunning Kruger…

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By Eric C. Gaze, Barry Ritholtz Verified
| Barry Ritholtz - The Big Picture
Of all the cognitive errors in behavioral finance and human psychology, the one that creates the most confusion is the Dunning-Kruger effect. (Perhaps its rise in pop culture is to blame). Regardless, I find DKE to be an incredibly useful tool that helps explain many of the individual errors we see in investing. It’s useful to think of Dunning Kruger in terms of metacognition: One’s ability to self-evaluate a particular skill set.
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