Parag Sengupta
April 24, 2018
This presentation is for a project on Developing Data Products as part of the Coursera Data Science Specialization.
Analysis on: Auto Theft in Toronto (2014-2017).
13,480 data records of which 13,435 pertains to the 2014-2017 period.
Data Source: Toronto Police Service, Public Safety Data Portal:
http://data.torontopolice.on.ca/datasets/auto-theft-2014-to-2017
Related links and file locations for this presentation
App on shinyapps.io:
https://paragsengupta.shinyapps.io/gtaautotheft/
Source codes (Shiny ui.R and server.R) on GitHub repository:
https://github.com/paragsengupta/DevelopingDataProductsProject
Presentation & Functionality on GitHub repository:
https://github.com/paragsengupta/DevelopingDataProductsProject/myPresentationSlidy.Rmd
(R Markdown Slidy Presentation was used instead of R Presentation to create this pitch as RStudio v1.1.442 gave a message stating appshot of Shiny app objects - a key feature in this presentation - is not yet supported. As a continuation, a web version using R Presentation was created with Shiny app snapshort and published with RPubs)
RPubs: http://rpubs.com/paragsengupta/AutoTheftGTA
Since R Presentation is not compatible with real time Shiny app run in slides, a snapshot of the actual app in running is shown here.
Code: shinyAppDir(“D:/Professional_n_Knowledge/Data Science John Hopkins/9 Developing Data Products/CourseProject/GTAAutoTheft/”, options = list(height=550))
To see the Shiny app actually running inside the presentation, please view “myPresentationSlidy.Rmd” from https://github.com/paragsengupta/DevelopingDataProductsProject/
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