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Business-Analytics-Group-FYP
My final year group project using Twitter data to try and predict the 2016 US Election, submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Science in Business Analytics.
Data-Analytics-Thesis
My thesis on ranking algorithms, submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Science in Computer Science (Data Analytics).
OP-Waiting-List-Analysis
A visual analysis of “OP Waiting List” datasets available at National Open Data Portal from data.gov.ie
USA-Election-Analysis
An investigation into whether a Twitter dataset based on tweets from the final day of the 2016 US election, could be used as an accurate predictor of the election compared to traditional opinion polls. Trello, Excel, R.
Worldwide-GDP-Fertility-Rates-Analysis
A visual analysis of the percentage increase in world population, changing fertility rates, and its relationship with GDP since the 1950's. Here we look to support Matt Ridley’s hypothesis.
kevinderrane's Repositories
kevinderrane/Business-Analytics-Group-FYP
My final year group project using Twitter data to try and predict the 2016 US Election, submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Science in Business Analytics.
kevinderrane/Data-Analytics-Thesis
My thesis on ranking algorithms, submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Science in Computer Science (Data Analytics).
kevinderrane/OP-Waiting-List-Analysis
A visual analysis of “OP Waiting List” datasets available at National Open Data Portal from data.gov.ie
kevinderrane/USA-Election-Analysis
An investigation into whether a Twitter dataset based on tweets from the final day of the 2016 US election, could be used as an accurate predictor of the election compared to traditional opinion polls. Trello, Excel, R.
kevinderrane/Worldwide-GDP-Fertility-Rates-Analysis
A visual analysis of the percentage increase in world population, changing fertility rates, and its relationship with GDP since the 1950's. Here we look to support Matt Ridley’s hypothesis.