Data science is a career path that is in high demand, and it requires a mix of specialized skills, including:
- Accessing your data
- Data wrangling, transformation, manipulation
- Data analytics (identify trends and patterns from your data, gather valuable insights for your business)
- Connect the dots (create visualizations and dashboards that tell a business story)
- Push the analytics to the next level (apply ML algorithms with a user-friendly interface, put the algorithm behind the button for business users)
- Connect the dots between technical users and non-technical users with a business purpose
This workshop is designed for anyone who has an interest in data and data science and does not require any experience with TIBCO Spotfire or machine learning.Workshop Data: Scroll down this page and download the Spotfire Workshop.zip file to have access to all the data needed.
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Workshop Exercise |
Key Objectives |
Hands-on (Follow along with these videos/pause as needed) |
Create a production dashboard from zero (~45 mins) |
Import data |
1.1 Import Data, KPI chart, Combination Chart (13:33)
1.3 Tips and tricks for good-looking dashboards |
GeoAnalytics example: Map Contour (~15 mins) |
In the Energy domain, different measurements might be gathered from a set of locations. The locations can be plotted on a map chart and in addition to visualizations such a bar graphs, heatmaps, etc. Contour lines on maps can be an excellent way of gaining visual insight into changes in measurements with respect to geography. We will cover: |
2.1 Map Contour (9:35) |
Applied Machine learning: K-means and regression Modeling (~20mins) |
Machine Learning algorithms such as Classification, Similarity, Clustering, Regressions, etc. allow the user to get a better more detailed and accurate grasp on the patterns displayed by the data. Spotfire users can use out-of-the-box statistical capabilities from the tools menu. These methods when combined with visualizations and maps allow the user to benefit from statistical data analysis without needing specialized domain knowledge of the same. |
3.1 ML Unsupervised Example K-means clustering (5:09) |
Applied Machine Learning: DCA Example (~20 mins) |
Decline Curve Analysis (DCA) is a graphical procedure used for analyzing declining production rates and forecasting the future performance of oil and gas wells. Fitting a line through the performance history and assuming this same trend will continue in the future forms the basis of the DCA concept. |
4.1 DCA Example in Spotfire (13:58) |
Appendix |
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Complement your Spotfire training with this list of free training videos by topic Improve your Spotfire skills with resources from the Training Section. Join Dr. Spotfire Office Hours and ask questions live. List of previous topics here
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Note: All the data attached as part of the .zip folder was created with the purpose of this exercise.
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