Finish the Crio.Do DA-201 capstone
The data analytics programme has one big project left. It goes on this site as entry 07 when it is done.
Data analysis in Python, SQL and Power BI. And science explained in plain words, at UnFogIt.
Signal lab
synthetic dataLooks fine: A seems to start first.
A replay of the demo recording in my MF4 project: the raw view hides a violation.
About the notebook
I’m Anuj. For five years I’ve checked whether automotive software behaves, chasing millisecond start-up bugs through gigabytes of measurement logs.
Now I’m turning that habit into data analysis, and I write UnFogIt, where research too dense for headlines gets explained in plain words.
Every skill links to the repo that shows it. If I can’t point at the work, it isn’t on this list.
Experiment 01 · flagship
Two processors, two clocks, hundreds of power-ups. For every start-up in a multi-gigabyte recording, which one came first, by how many milliseconds, and why.
From about 95 hours to about 2.5 hours. Estimated for a 10-recording campaign (about 585 start-ups). The tool time was measured once; the manual time is my estimate of 10 minutes per cycle.
More experiments
Field notes · UnFogIt
UnFogIt breaks down the AI, science and tech research too dense for headlines.
How DNA Sequencing Solved a 90-Year-Old Mystery of Mushrooms That Make People See Tiny Humans
Read on UnFogIt SpaceHow Webb Caught Three Feeding Supermassive Black Holes Colliding in a Single Dawn-Era Galaxy
Read on UnFogIt AIHow Google's Jonathan Barron Solved a Decade-Old Floating-Point Bug in Deep Learning's Core Engine
Read on UnFogIt SpaceHow Sunrise III's Stratospheric Balloon Telescope Uncovered the Twisted 3D Web Powering the "Quiet" Sun
Read on UnFogItLab log
Open-sourced the pipeline and dashboard, with a synthetic demo recording so anyone can run it, plus an interactive workflow page. See more →
Plan versus forecast versus actual on 93,729 rows, with DAX measures, Power Query prep and a Python EDA notebook. See more →
Between 23 and 26 October: dark energy, quantum error correction, plant biosensors and more. Each takes a paper too dense for headlines and says what it found, in plain words. See more →
Sentiment and aspect analysis on 193,148 app reviews. Learned the hard way that star ratings and review text disagree more than you would expect. See more →
SUMIFS, heatmaps and a dropdown explorer. The biggest market was not the most profitable one. See more →
Crio.Do course completed.
On the bench
The data analytics programme has one big project left. It goes on this site as entry 07 when it is done.
Same habits as the MF4 work (two methods, a clear verdict, honest caveats), but on data anyone can download and check.
Pull one number out of each paper and draw it, so a reader can see the claim as well as read it.
Plans, not promises. Dashed cards are ideas; the solid one is already under way.
Contact
I read everything and answer when I can. The quickest way is email, and LinkedIn works too.