The Biodiversity in National Parks Project
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Hello everyone! I did the Biodiversity in National Parks Project and would love some feedback
Here’s my project
Hello! My version of Biodiversity in National Parks Project:
Hello! My version of the project here:
Hello everyone, below is my blog post and notebook for the biodiversity project. Please take a look and leave feedback if you can.
Blog Post on Medium:
GitHub Repo:
https://github.com/lightlySkewed/Biodiversity/blob/main/biodiversity.ipynb
Thanks!
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Hi, I’m finding this project kind of confusing. I managed to make some graphs using the data, but none of the patterns seem particularly meaningful. I looked over the suggested solution. I was a bit confused, as the author of the solution seemed to have information about the data that I couldn’t find anywhere in the assignment. I also wasn’t sure exactly what the relevance of the conclusions is supposed to be. I don’t really know anything about conservation, so I’m not sure what I should be looking for, or who my target audience is.
Hi derekcbaker,
I’ve been working in and around data for about 15 years, and I didn’t completely understand it either. For a portfolio project that was supposed to be testing (I thought) charting and statistics, I felt it didn’t really provide a strong opportunity for either. Like you, I didn’t find the solution very revealing or helpful and felt that the stats that were used seemed forced. I would encourage the CodeCademy staff to redefine this exercise for future students.
I honestly felt like the data set was manufactured.
Best of luck to you,
LightlySkewed
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Thanks. Nice to know it’s not just me.