hi Matt, i've noticed no recent vids about R - so is it fair for me to assume that you've found that python + excel cover all your financial analysis needs and are your go to tools for data analysis for stocks and financials? i appreciate your vids and like your no nonsense straight to the point style of presenting material - thanks for posting useful info on financial analysis
Thanks for the feedback. Actually I take my cues from the audience. It's not that I don't feel R is worthwhile, in fact if you compare it to Python often times you can get more done with R with less code. But I seem to get more views from similar Python content. Python is very popular right now and with larger data sets outperforms R. By far and away though it seems people want to know how some of this works in Excel. Maybe it just seems less daunting than learning a programming language. Interestingly "machine learning for Excel" books have started popping up and I hadn't really thought of tackling much beyond logistic regression in Excel before due to data size limitations. Maybe I will take a look and give people an overview at some point.
HI, there are a lot of different markers you can use by setting the marker parameter. For example marker = 'o' . Here is a partial list: 'o', 'v', '^', '', '8', 's', 'p', '*', 'h', 'H', 'D', 'd', 'P', 'X'. Just experiment with it until you get what you are looking for.
Thanks for sharing, very easy to follow along and get started with charting in python.
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Muito obrigado pela aula. Isso me ajudou muito!... Parabéns pelo seu trabalho!
Que bom que ajudou
Very nice tutorial! Thanks.
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Great video, thank you for this straight useful tutorial
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awesome video. Very easy to follow
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Super helpful!! Thank you very much!
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Thank you, it help me a lot!
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Great explanation. Thank you
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Great!!! Thank you very much
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Thank you, great stuff!
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hi Matt, i've noticed no recent vids about R - so is it fair for me to assume that you've found that python + excel cover all your financial analysis needs and are your go to tools for data analysis for stocks and financials? i appreciate your vids and like your no nonsense straight to the point style of presenting material - thanks for posting useful info on financial analysis
Thanks for the feedback. Actually I take my cues from the audience. It's not that I don't feel R is worthwhile, in fact if you compare it to Python often times you can get more done with R with less code. But I seem to get more views from similar Python content. Python is very popular right now and with larger data sets outperforms R. By far and away though it seems people want to know how some of this works in Excel. Maybe it just seems less daunting than learning a programming language. Interestingly "machine learning for Excel" books have started popping up and I hadn't really thought of tackling much beyond logistic regression in Excel before due to data size limitations. Maybe I will take a look and give people an overview at some point.
Big thanks for explanation.
I want to ask, how we add linear regression line?
Hi I cover that here: ruclips.net/video/EMIyRmrPWJQ/видео.html
Thanks! They look good, but colormap doesn't work for me
Not sure what is happening there
@@MattMacarty Thanks, apparently I wrote it in the wrong cell
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Sir how to use different markers in scatter plot
HI, there are a lot of different markers you can use by setting the marker parameter. For example marker = 'o' . Here is a partial list: 'o', 'v', '^', '', '8', 's', 'p', '*', 'h', 'H', 'D', 'd', 'P', 'X'. Just experiment with it until you get what you are looking for.