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robertpreseau/README.md

Hi there 👋

I'm a long-time technologist with over a decade of querying SQL under my belt. I've also had a stint as a web developer using PHP/HTML/CSS. Lately I've been focusing on providing GTM teams with the data they need to succeed in their roles.

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  1. SunderlandHeatMap SunderlandHeatMap Public

    This project walks through scraping data (BeautifulSoup) and visualizing (matplotlib/seaborn).

    Jupyter Notebook

  2. EDA-Abalone EDA-Abalone Public

    This Exploratory Data Analysis project looks at measurements of the shellfish abalone. Some light data cleanup and imputation is also included.

    Jupyter Notebook

  3. RIT_Spotify_Capstone RIT_Spotify_Capstone Public

    This was the Capstone project for my Masters degree. This project looked at data provided by Spotify in an effort to help determine which of 10 future tracks a listener would skip based on their li…

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  4. dbt-learn-on-demand-snowflake dbt-learn-on-demand-snowflake Public

    Learning dbt with Snowflake

  5. DQ_Proj4_Visualizations DQ_Proj4_Visualizations Public

    This project utilizes pyplot to create a multi-column, multi-row grid of plots.

    Jupyter Notebook

  6. ReadingList ReadingList Public

    A list of books to read. I blatantly stole this idea from Keith Amus (https://github.com/keithamus/reading-list).