As part of my Getting COVID-19 Data posts in R, Python and Julia, I will now advance to part two of the conversion process. As we saw in Part 1 of this post series, we duplicated the R scripts into the language specific script folder and changed the file extensions to the appropriate language. In…
As part of my Getting COVID-19 Data posts in R, Python and Julia, I will now advance to part two of the conversion process. As we saw in Part 1 of this post series, we duplicated the R scripts into the language specific script folder and changed the file extensions to the appropriate language. In…
In this post, I will cover getting open source COVID-19 data for the United States using Julia. The data pipeline demonstrated here is very simple example and could easily be adapted into a Prefect, Apache NiFi or Apache AirFlow ETL process. Data Search Performing a quick search on DuckDuckGo I got The COVID Tracking Project,…
In this post, I will cover getting open source COVID-19 data for the United States using Python. The data pipeline demonstrated here is very simple example and could easily be adapted into a Prefect, Apache NiFi or Apache AirFlow ETL process. Data Search Performing a quick search on DuckDuckGo I got The COVID Tracking Project,…
UPDATE (8-JAN-2021): I have decided to demonstrate the conversion process using my Getting COVID-19 Data post and script instead of my Criminal Analysis project for right now. I will still be working through the conversion process for those scripts as well, but for now, I will demonstrate the conversion and translation process on a shorter…
As part of my Criminal Analysis project, I have been initially coding everything in R. I am going to eventually convert everything to Python then probably to Julia. In preparation for this, I created my project directory to reflect this (as seen below). The following operations in the command line interface (CLI) will be in…
