🎸 🐶 Hello, I'm Evan!
I am a data scientist at Stanford Libraries
Currently working on:
- Attitudes about envronmental catastrophes in the Mascarenes
- Machine learning to better understand perioperative depression
- Ecological effects of chlorinated water, disease, and conflict in Northwest Syria
- Health, agriculture, and armed conflict in Syria and Yemen
- Postoperative complications in young female diabetics
I can help with:
- R/RStudio/Tidyverse, Python/Jupyter Notebooks, Bash, Git/GitHub, Microsoft Excel, Qualtrics, Google Suite
- Data preparation: text, image, quantitative, machine/deep learning, data imputation
- Data visualization: ggplot2, geospatial mapping, matplotlib, seaborn, plotly, altair, geopandas, gnuplot
- Machine learning: caret, SuperLearner, H2O, scikit-learn, tensorflow, pytorch, keras, regression (lm, glm, penalized, step, spline, hinge), classification, tree-based methods, confusion matrix derivations, cross-validation
- Deep learning: quantitative, text, image, MLP, GAN, RNN, CNN, LSTM, transfer learning
- Text: mining, classification, word embeddings, topic modeling (assisted/anchored/weighted/neural), sentiment analysis, semantic structure/analysis
- Unsupervised methods/dimension reduction: PCA, MCA, CCA, tSNE, UMAP, clustering
- API access, social network data, webscraping
- Categorical data analysis
- Time series, forecasting
- Survey design and analysis
- Bloomberg Terminal

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