About me
Hi, I’m James Miller — a data analyst who has a passion for finding unique insights that others either miss or overlook in their data. I enjoy assisting people in growing their ideas that have a lasting impact. I possess a unique and eclectic background, which provides me avenues for analysing data in innovative ways. I enjoy using the strengths of various tools that assist me in transforming complex datasets into clear & concise reports, along with visualisations, including Excel, Python, and SQL.
I’ve learned that your decisions are only as good as your data and the way it is processed, so I like to consider the entire system when uncovering trends and predicting outcomes. I thrive on helping people make data-driven decisions and using a personalised approach, allowing myself and you to focus on delivering measurable results. I use my eclectic background to facilitate the context that I find myself in, swiftly understanding stakeholder interests and strategies that best fit their ethos.
As you can see from the various subject areas that I produce blog posts for, I enjoy utilising advanced statistical techniques like regression analysis and time-series forecasting to solve real-world problems. When I’m not analysing data, I enjoy reflecting on the things that I have learned through my analyst journey, breaking down technical concepts into simple words that others can easily follow, and considering new or unique methods to find a solution.
Let’s connect and explore how I can help you turn your data into meaningful insights!
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97 – How to Select the Best Model?
Last week, I provided an update for how my models were performing against human behaviour. Within that post, I included a decision-making table that automatically tells me which model I should be favouring during certain periods: What I wanted to showcase was how I went creating this process, but also to do one of those…
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96 – How My Website Statistics are Tracking (Part II)
Last week, I shared two different datasets on the views my website observed for this past week and future weeks: The total views that I had over this past week (02/02/2026 – 08/02/2026) was: 225 Updated Numbers Turns out that neither the model nor my gut was accurate. Over the past 2 weeks, I’ve experienced…
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95 – How I Developed my Website Statistics Metrics
My Predictions Below are my 2026 website statistics model’s* predictions for the: *I replaced an anomaly of 174 views on 27th January using the average method of the previous data point for the year; 15 views. The projected ‘Full Year’ forecast was 10,728; supposedly unlikely. Below are my gut instinct 2026 website statistics predictions for…
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