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Shehrii
@shehri4
Pakistan
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About me
As a data analyst and statistical programmer. I have worked in this industry for 4+ years on over 500+ small and large projects. I have extensive experience in the following programming languages and statistical analysis software: R,Python,data science,Machine learning,Tableau Desktop & Prep, SAS, SPSS, Power BI, and STATA.I earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a double major in Statistics and Computer Science and Engineering.
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I will do rstudio, sas, rapidminer and assembly language tasks
Data Analytics Consultation
I will do r programming, data analysis, and visualisation using rstudio
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anitasifuentes
United States
Efficient Data Analysis! Shiza delivered a well-structured and insightful analysis using RapidMiner. Her approach was clear, data-driven, and the results were easy to interpret. Highly Recommended!
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proramzan624
Pakistan
Was very fast in his delivery and submitted the order before he was supposed to, very efficient. Recomend to everyone for fast and quality work
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raymondcuraile
United States
Exceptional R programming skills! This freelancer delivered high-quality code in R Studio, exceeding my expectations. They demonstrated expertise in data analysis, visualization, and modeling, providing clear explanations and efficient solutions. Professional, responsive, and reliable – highly recommend for anyone needing R programming assistance!
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alphabooster164
Pakistan
Shiza always exceeds m expectations.She is very professional,polite and extremely knowleadge.Highly recomended.
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fishthinkers
Sweden
Although the gig outline was clear (use my plot code as a basis for plot using a new data set & with example mock up), initially they just reused my code and sent back exactly the figure i'd already completed i.e. did not change the code or even run it on the correct data. Through multiple back and...
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