E. Chris Lynch

Revisiting the uniqueness of my children

April 5, 2019 echris Featured, Fun with Data

GitHub repo: https://github.com/TheeChris/babynames I decided to revisit this playful analysis of my kids’ names using data from the Social Security[…]

Adding An Environment to Jupyter Notebooks

February 1, 2019 echris Code Snippets

This is a code snippet to allow you to use a Python environment within a Jupyter Notebook on Windows. conda[…]

Turning a PDF into a Pandas DataFrame

July 13, 2018 echris Data Science 101, Document Scraping, Featured

While looking for some specific NYC school information, the only source I could originally find was in the form of[…]

Weekend Reading #10: Successful analyses, education in Chicago

May 18, 2018 echris Featured, Reading List

What is a Successful Analysis? (Roger Peng, simplystats) The question of success in data analysis seems pretty straightforward until you[…]

Weekend Reading #9: impostor syndrome and hypothesis testing

May 11, 2018 echris Reading List

Foot-candles: the different paths to tech (Alice Goldfuss) This article spoke to me and I had to re-ignite the weekend reading[…]

Calculating the uniqueness and average age of my children

May 10, 2018 echris Fun with Data

About six months ago I took a deep dive into becoming a data scientist. Since then, I have been wanting[…]

Changing How We Land to Reduce ACL Injury Risk Factors

October 4, 2017 echris Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation, Knee, Research Review

Source: Shimokochi, Y., Ambegaonkar, J.P., Meyer, E.G. (2016). Changing Saggital-Plane Landing Styles to Modulate Impact and Tibiofemoral Force Magnitude and[…]