Data science | Data viz | Macroeconomics
https://appliednetsci.springeropen.com/articles/10.1007/s41109-021-00379-2 After a long and gruelling review process, our paper is finally published! 3 things I learned from publishing for the first time. 1. Don’t publish a paper if your EQ is low! Reviewers will tear your study to pieces (it’s their job)! Be prepared for intense scrutiny, as the reviewer comments are in fact …
Read the blog here: https://www.linkedin.com/business/sales/blog/strategy/virtual-selling-actions-assured-to-help-you-exceed-sales-targets One pager summary below:
I wrote a four-part blog series for LinkedIn Sales Solutions, wherein I looked at four different personas in the sales cycle and analysed their social networks. Whether our work allows us to operate in a physical or a virtual environment, professional networking platforms are an integral part of the selling process. A basic understanding of …
This paper was submitted as my dissertation to the MSc in Social Data Science, University of Oxford, where I was awarded the Thesis Prize. Final grade: 78 Abstract The British party system is known for its discipline and cohesion, but it remains wedged on one issue, and that is on European integration. This was observed …
This was a paper I submitted for my class in “Experimental Approaches” for the MSc, University of Oxford. We were asked to improve on a published paper by designing an experiment. Final grade: 80 Facebook is often regarded as a free service, particularly in advanced economies where nearly every citizen has access to the internet …
This was a paper that I submitted for my “Simulating Society” class for the MSc in Oxford. The class taught agent-based modelling using NetLogo. Final grade: 75 Summary: We live in an age where people are becoming more and more divided, be it in political ideologies, religious beliefs, social status, or core values. One repercussion …
This was a paper that I submitted for my class in “Research Methods” for the MSc, University of Oxford. We were asked to design and plan our thesis by comparing various research design methods to answer our research question. Specifically we were asked to do a qualitative design as an alternative to our usual quantitative …
This was a paper that I worked on in the “Statistical Analysis of Networks” class while doing my MSc in Oxford. Final grade: 68 Summary: In recent years, migration has emerged as one of the most controversial topics in policy circles. It remains to be a consistent theme amongst voters and politicians who are concerned …
This was a paper that I submitted for my “Applied Analytical Statistics” class for the MSc in Social Data Science in Oxford. Final grade: 78 Summary: In settings where resources are limited as is the case in developing countries like the Philippines, local governments rely on national revenues to provide for the basic needs of …
This was a paper that I submitted in my “Python for Social Data Science” class for my MSc in Oxford. Final grade: 70 Benford’s Law, or the law of anomalous numbers, is a concept that was forgotten for decades but has recently gained popularity in the digital age. The concept is simple: it states that …