Recently I wrote an article on how to install genuine Office365 without any key or crack which got a good response from the audience so I thought of talking about few applications which Office365 provides free of cost and how they can make our lives much easier. I am using enterprise license so these applications might not come free with your outlook account. In case you want to try any of these, you can, of course, go for trial version or log in through your company ID. Let’s do it. I am a big fan of Microsoft and their products. I think they are more innovative than Apple or Amazon. Of course, I own an iPhone but I always prefer Windows products. Let it be a Surface tablet over iPad or Windows laptop. In the technology side also, I prefer Windows products like Azure over AWS, Office365 over G suite etc. The obvious reason is most of these products come free of cost with an enterprise license and they have better connectivity options. Continue reading
Category Archives: Programing & Software
In this category I will write about software and some programing tutorial.
How to install TensorFlow on Anaconda – Easiest method to follow by TopBullets.com
How to Create Cascading Filters in R Shiny Dashboard by TopBullets.com
In Data Science visualization is a powerful tool. You can’t sell a concept but a product. Data analytics is science but presenting them through different graphs and charts is an art. We have many ways to present the numbers and a lot of software which make our life easy. Few of them which I have tried are Tableau, R Shiny, D3, QlikView and VBA Dashboard. Every tool has its own advantages and properties. Currently, I am working on R Shiny dashboard which is so beautiful and easy to learn. I would really encourage you to learn R Shiny if you do coding in R. It has a lot of in-built packages which can easily be deployed. Today let’s work on cascading filters one of the most important kinds of filters. Every other filter is connected to the predecessor filter. Continue reading Exporting multiple graphs in same plot to PDF in R – TopBullets.com
As being a data scientist, plotting data is one of the first things we generally do. Without studying the behavior of the data we can’t or rather should not move ahead. There can be a lot of analysis which we can perform by plotting the graphs for example univariate, bivariate and residual plots. In my earlier blog, I wrote about how to plot two graphs in the same plot using par () function in R which is very useful when we do bivariate analysis and want to see the behavior of 2 variables across different time duration. Today I will write how to export the plots in PDF and in a tabular format. Generally exporting plots in any format (JPG, PDF) is an easier task but when you have say 50 graphs, you won’t want 50 pages, rather you will want 4 graphs in one page which will be very easier to read or interpret. Continue reading How to download data from Weather Underground – TopBullets.com
Weather is an important factor for fast moving consumer goods product. It is a very interesting case study to read upon. Milk which is the major component for ice cream is heavily produced during winter as cows produce more in this season but consumed more in summer. So dairy products manufacturers have to adjust their storage of raw material and production of final products in such a way which can minimize the operational cost. Forecasting of FMCG products is also very important for manufacturer and temperature play again an important role to understand the demand. To understand the relation between temperature and demand we need historical data. So today I am going to write an R code and some manual trick to download the temperature data for different cities. Continue reading 
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