In the first part of our blog series called Time Series Analysis we have analysed time-series visually. In the second part, we will take a look at forecasting future values from the past by Box-Jenkins methodology. Let's dive right in.

In this two part blog post, we will show you how to analyse time-series and how to forecast future values  by Box-Jenkins methodology. As a testing dataset, we have chosen the "Monthly production of Gas in Australia". This dataset is available from datamarket for free. We have restricted data from the time span 1970 to 1995.

In this post we will show you how to scrape reviews from an amazon product page. This data can be used to create datasets for sentiment analysis or other educational or research purposes. If you sell products on Amazon it can even be useful to analyse the reviews to understand what customers like and dislike about your product. Let's dive in!

Considering all the craze around cryptocurrencies happening all around us this year, our team has also decided to dip their toes into these crypto-waters and invest a little bit of money into the hype. In this blog, we will build a simple Google Sheet based portfolio monitoring tool. It is supposed to auto-update with new values on exchange rate changes.

In this post we will use modern Natural Language Processing techniques to find similar posts in a Facebook group.You have probably been in a situation where you want to post something in a Facebook group but you are not sure whether almost the same post already exists and is maybe just hiding on the next page.

In the last part of the tutorial, we managed to interactively draw location points on the zoomed in country and added a tooltip linking directly to our content. One thing we are missing is an overview of what content is available for which countries without having to manually click through all the points available.

The Knoyd team is currently spread out all over the world (Chile, Peru and Austria) and I am living on the road for quite a while now. I had an idea to code up an interactive map for our travel blog and thought it would be nice to share with you how to do it yourself.

The Knoyd team is currently spread out all over the world (Chile, Peru and Austria) and I am living on the road for quite a while now. I had an idea to code up an interactive map for our travel blog and thought it would be nice to share with you how to do it yourself.