Michaela Fricova's Projects
This project is 1 of 8 in my mini-series on social network analysis. The goal of this series is to start with the very basics of network analysis, such as with the concepts of centrality and assortativity, and progress towards more advanced topics, including Erdős-Rényi and Configuration models, as well as Exponential family random graphs.
This project is 2 of 8 in my mini-series on social network analysis. The goal of this series is to start with the very basics of network analysis, such as with the concepts of centrality and assortativity, and progress towards more advanced topics, including Erdős-Rényi and Configuration models, as well as Exponential family random graphs.
This project is 3 of 8 in my mini-series on social network analysis. The goal of this series is to start with the very basics of network analysis, such as with the concepts of centrality and assortativity, and progress towards more advanced topics, including Erdős-Rényi and Configuration models, as well as Exponential family random graphs.
This project is 4 of 8 in my mini-series on social network analysis. The goal of this series is to start with the very basics of network analysis, such as with the concepts of centrality and assortativity, and progress towards more advanced topics, including Erdős-Rényi and Configuration models, as well as Exponential family random graphs.
This project is 5 of 8 in my mini-series on social network analysis. The goal of this series is to start with the very basics of network analysis, such as with the concepts of centrality and assortativity, and progress towards more advanced topics, including Erdős-Rényi and Configuration models, as well as Exponential family random graphs.
This repo contains the most important snippets of my masters thesis on the predictive power of Twitter emotions in the early months of the Covid-19 global health emergency
This repo contains a dataset of offshore deposits and R code for the analysis of offshore wealth among V4 residents between years 2001 and 2015.
Config files for my GitHub profile.
This repo loosely follows the code of Introduction to Machine Learning with Python: A Guide for Data Scientists by Andreas C. Müller and Sarah Guido, with a slightly different structure and more expanded texts. All credit goes to the textbook authors.
Scripts to connect Python and R with MSSQL using ODBC
This repo contains a compiled dataset of Ethereum prices and R code for the detection of speculative bubbles using backward supremum augmented Dickey-Fuller procedure.