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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99 – How My Website Statistics are Tracking (Part III)
If you’ve been following this series, you would have seen my initial post (Part I) and subsequent post (Part II). If you’re not up to speed, I’m attempting to forecast my website views over time. I’ve started with a fairly simple model and I’m adjusting it over time to see how accurate I can make…
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98 – How Trustworthy is Your Data?
I think this questions leads you down a very interesting conversation path: Can you trust your data? I have a flurry of broader questions that follow, but here are a few that pop into mind: How have you selected the data to collect? How do you collect it? How do you transform it? Are you…
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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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