Monte Carlo simulations are a tool we use to predict the probability of various outcomes in a process that’s difficult to assess due to random variables. Here’s how to perform one yourself.
Mahalanobis Distance is an effective distance metric that finds the distance between a point and a distribution. It’s very effective on multivariate data.
We use sentiment analysis to gain insights into a target audience’s feelings about a particular topic. Here are the basics of sentiment analysis types and techniques.
A graphical user interface is made up of the icons and buttons users interact with to perform different tasks on any electronic device. Here’s how they work.
A command-line interface (CLI) allows you to navigate, run programs or configure your computer system by entering text commands. Here’s what makes a CLI distinct from a GUI.
Q-Q plots allow data scientists and other statisticians to graphically compare two probability distributions to determine normal distribution. Our expert explains how they work here.
