
An introduction to the course
An introduction into anomaly detection
In this lecture we dive into how Power BI does anomaly detection.
A chance for you to practice doing some anomaly detection
In this lecture we give an overview of the Key Influencers visual
Key Influencers visual part 2
Key Influencers visual part 3
A fun exercise to find the one factor that determined whether someone survived, or didn't survive, the sinking of the Titanic.
In this lecture we give a brief overview of time series (forecasting) analysis
Part 2 of our discussion on time series (forecasting analysis
In this lecture we give a brief overview of the Q&A visual
Q&A Visual part 2
A wrap up on the Q&A visual
Some practice questions and exercises for the visual
An introduction and overview of the Decomposition Tree visual and analysis
Part 2 of our discussion of the Decomposition Tree
Decomposition Tree practice
We begin our discussions on using Smart Narratives as an analysis tool with this lecture.
An opportunity to practice using Smart Narratives
Overview of geospatial analysis
Performing geospatial analysis in Power BI
Time to do a bit of geospatial analysis practice
Part 1 of our discussion on Quick Insights
Part 2 of our discussion of Quick Insights.
We begin our discussion on techniques for performing grouping and binning analysis
Part 2 of our discussion on grouping and binning analysis
Time to do a bit of grouping and binning practice
If you are a DAX and Power BI developer, or studying for the DA-100 exam, you almost certainly love to work with data, data of any kind. In fact, you might consider yourself a "data geek". For non-native English speaking students this phrase, as used here, means an expert or enthusiast obsessed with a hobby or intellectual pursuit. In this case, the pursuit of data.
In this 4+ hour course we cover at least 10 different data analysis techniques including AI related data analysis techniques including Anomaly Detection, Key Influencer Analysis, Q&A analysis and Decomposition Tree analysis. We also cover time series and forecasting analysis, Smart Narrative analysis, Geospatial analysis, Quick Insight analysis, grouping and binning analysis and currency conversion, which is often included in other types of sales analysis.
There will be a part 2 to this course where we will pick up where we left off and cover at least the following types of analysis:
Cluster analysis
Cohort analysis
Segmentation analysis
R and Python integration analysis
Pareto Principal
Customer attrition analysis
Basket analysis
Variance analysis
Ranking analysis
After we cover each technique, or at least most of them, you will have the opportunity to do a little practice to test, and further enforce what you have learned. This course would also be valuable for study towards the DA-100 exam.