Thanks! I'll def check it out =) and it looks like a good alternative to weave
I’m starting as data analyst (roughly bachelor level). My responsibility will be to analyze time series data and classify agents and write reports. I won’t be responsible for the database management. It’s likely that I have to use R because my colleagues use R. I guess I may use python if it’s more appropriate.
Which books and other things can you guys recommend? What should I avoid?
that's good advice, yet I have no direct contacts information and there's still time until I start with the position.
I am proficient in time series data analysis and programming in R, python and julia. I may extend packages and functions as I need. I may properly debug functions and find bottlenecks in code by profiling it. Regarding reports, I'm capable of writing high quality reports, for professionals and for the general public. I understand the underlying math and statistics and am able to extend models properly for adjustments in theory.
I have deficiencies in advanced classification models and in general there's so much information out there that I'm not sure how much I actually know. I guess revisiting statistics might never be wrong