Introduction
Stata and Big Data
- What is Stata?
- Stata syntax and commands
Preparing the Development Environment
- Installing and configuring Stata
Datasets and Data
- Opening and cleaning datasets
- Compressing datasets
- Importing and exporting datasets
- Viewing, describing, and summarizing raw data
- Using tabulations and tables
- Working with distributional analysis
- Implementing variables for data manipulation
- Saving data
- Working with commands
Graphing in Stata
- Using plots, charts, and graphs
- Working with distributional analysis in graphing
- Styling and combining graphs
Statistics and Regression
- Using bivariate correlation and regression
- Working with OLS regression, logits, and probits
- Using interactive effects in regression models
Summary and Conclusion
Introduction
SAS in Depth
- SAS data sets
- SAS variables
- SAS libraries
- SAS code structure
Preparing the Development Environment
- Installing and configuring SAS Studio
- Installing and configuring WPS
Data management in SAS
- Importing data
- Exporting data
- Creating variables and calculations
- Filtering observations
- Creating conditionals and loops
- Merging data sets
- Using statements
- Cleaning data
Arrays and Functions
- Recording new variables with loops
- Constructing new variables
- Using built in SAS functions
- Combining raw data files
Data Visualization
- Creating a bar chart
- Creating a scatter plot
- Creating a pie graph
- Overlaying plots
Statistics Analysis
- Reporting data
- Using linear regressions
- Using multiple regressions
- Interpreting data
- Making predictions
SAS SQL
- SAS SQL syntax
- Using clauses and statements
- Working with columns and rows
- Working with tables
SAS Index
- Testing with data sets
- Using PROC
- Creating, updating, and applying an index
SAS Macro
- Using macro variables
- Using macro functions
- Creating a Macro
- Debugging and storing Macros
Predictive Modeling
- Using linear regressions
- Using multiple regressions
- Evaluating data patterns
- Using input variables
- Working with PROC MI
Summary and Conclusion
Introduction
Review of Basic Features and Architecture of Splunk
Developing a Splunk Application and a Technology Add-on
Connecting Data to Splunk
- Understanding various data input methods and sources
- Processing data
- Improving the input process
Conducting Advanced Data Analytics
- Manipulating and filtering data
- Combining searches and using subsearches
- Working with time and multivalue fields
- Creating advanced reports
- Using geography and location
- Using advanced transactions
- Dealing with anomalies
- Predicting and trending
- Understanding machine learning
Performing Advanced Visualization
- Drilldown
- Sunburst Sequence
- Geospatial visualization
- Punchcard visualization
- Calendar heatmap visualization
- Sankey diagram
Customizing Dashboard
- Using Dashboard controls
- Managing multi-search
- Customizing tokens
- Customizing layout, look and feel
- Implementing the custom alert action
Integrating Splunk with Other Enterprise Systems
- Working with the Splunk SDK
- Splunk with Python and R for analytics
- Splunk with Tableau for visualization
Troubleshooting
Summary and Conclusion
Introduction
Installing and Configuring Cloud-Native Apache Superset
- Using Docker to initialize development environment
- Using Python’s setup tools and pip
Overview of Basic Features and Architecture of Apache Superset
- Rich visualizations
- Easy-to-navigate user interface
- Integration with most databases
Connecting Data to Apache Superset
- Configuring data input
- Improving the input process
Conducting Advanced Data Analytics
- Getting a rolling average of the time series
- Working with Time Comparison
- Resampling the data using various methods
- Scheduling queries in SQL Lab
Performing Advanced Visualization
- Creating a Pivot Table
- Exploring different visualization types
- Building a visualization plugin
Creating and Sharing Dynamic Dashboards
- Adding Annotations to Your Chart
- Using REST API
Integrating Apache Superset with Databases
- Apache Druid
- BigQuery
- SQL Server
Managing Security in Apache Superset
- Understanding provided roles and creating new roles
- Customizing permissions
Troubleshooting
Summary and Conclusion
Dashbuilder is an open-source web application for visually creating business dashboards and reports.
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn how to create business dashboards and reports using Dashbuilder.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Visual configure and personalize dashboards using drag-and-drop
- Create different types of visualizations using charting libraries
- Define interactive report tables
- Create and edit inline KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)
- Customize the look and feel of metric displayers
Audience
Format of the course
- Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
Course Outline
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