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Data Analysis and Business Intelligence
Data Analysis and Business Intelligence
Data Analysis and Business Intelligence
1. Quantitative data
2. Qualitative data
Quantitative data is always in numeric form. For instance, two boys, three girls, and 5 cars.
Whereas every non numerical data is called qualitative data.
[ we can easily apply mathematic and statistics techniques on quantitative data. On the other
hand, we are unable to apply these techniques on qualitative data. For this purpose, we need
to codification of qualitative data.]
What is codification?
Whenever we get qualitative data from clint its hard to apply mathematical and statistical
techniques on this data for instance, there are only two gender male and female. In order to
apply these techniques, we need to transform this data into quantitative form for instance,
male will be denoting by 1 and female will be denoting by 2. This process is called
codification.
Secondary Data
Data which is conducted by the data collection agency, by any other firm, by the
university for research purpose, and available publicly either paid or free, is called
secondary data.
For instance, ESPNCRICINFO for cricket data, PAKISTAN BUREAUE
STATISTICS for every specific domain of social life, WORLD BANK reports for
economic purpose, and KAGGLE for international data
Quantitative data
For the analysis of quantitative data, we will use google sheets and MS Excel.
Frequency Analysis
Data summary (Average)
In google sheets, we can also perform qualitative data analysis. For this purpose, we will
get help from the Pivot Table for Instance, if our clint provides us audience data in
which their qualification is mentioned with the name of degrees like Bachelors, Masters,
M.Phil., or PHD then we will get perform this analysis with the help of pivot table