more EDA focus?

[ajschumacher]

I like the way @datadave and @podopie have lots of EDA stuff; very good idea to do more explicitly. https://github.com/datadave/GADS9-NYC-Spring2014-Lectures

[Gimperion]

Agreed. It's part of what I meant by "developing a feel for the data" but in a much less articulate way.

On Tue, Apr 22, 2014 at 8:47 AM, Aaron Schumacher [email protected]:

I like the way @datadave https://github.com/datadave and @podopiehttps://github.com/podopiehave lots of EDA stuff; very good idea to do more explicitly. https://github.com/datadave/GADS9-NYC-Spring2014-Lectures

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[justmarkham]

Agreed. I have found this is an area where I have struggled when doing stuff on my own. EDA is such an unstructured task, so it would be good to see some examples of EDA done well on different datasets, to give students a feel for EDA.

[justmarkham]

I like this article as an example of some simple but useful EDA using visualizations: http://www.mickaellegal.com/pop-art-series

[ajschumacher]

I'm going to unassign this from myself but leave it open as a long-term objective... I think it's important and something more awesome should be done, but I'm not sure right now what I can fit in.