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Amieroh Abrahams

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Amieroh discovered her love for R and Python while studying Oceanography. She has a wide range of experience in data analysis and training, enjoying extracting meaningful insight from data and making data science accessible to everyone.

Elevate Your Skills with JR Training

Author: Amieroh Abrahams

Boost your data expertise with hands-on, expert-led training from Jumping Rivers. Our experienced data scientists deliver practical courses in R, Python, Git, AI, and more, designed to help you apply new skills immediately. With flexible online and in-person options, comprehensive materials, and tailored in-house programmes, Jumping Rivers empowers individuals and teams to thrive in today’s data-driven world.

Why JR’s Training is Different

Author: Amieroh Abrahams

At Jumping Rivers, we believe training should be more than just a tick-box exercise. It should be transformative. Whether you’re learning R, Python, SQL, Git or Posit for the first time or diving into advanced topics like machine learning and Quarto, our courses are built to help you actually use what you learn — not just watch someone code.

Best Practices for Data Cleaning and Preprocessing

Author: Amieroh Abrahams

Before you embark on your data science journey, it's crucial to equip yourself with the essential tools for data cleaning and preprocessing. Join us as we explore the vital role that data cleaning and preprocessing play in ensuring the quality and integrity of your datasets.

Why should I use R: Part 3

Author: Amieroh Abrahams

If you've been using Excel for a while, then you've likely entered your comfort zone and remained there. Let's help you make the wise switch to R. In this blog, we will explore the various ways to handle dates in Excel and R.

Why should I use R: Part 2

Author: Amieroh Abrahams

If you've been using Excel to create plots from your data for a while, you may have got to a point where you want more customisation options, or reproducibility. In this post, we discuss the differences between creating plots in Excel and using ggplot2 in R!