Getting Started
Learn how to create an account, upload your first dataset and begin your first analysis.
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Learn how to create an account, upload your first dataset and begin your first analysis.
View GuideLearn how to import datasets and prepare them for analysis.
Learn MoreUnderstand missing values, duplicates, data types and outliers.
Learn MoreLearn how to create charts, explore patterns and visualize your datasets.
Learn MoreUnderstand descriptive statistics, correlations and statistical testing.
Learn MoreLearn about models, predictions, classification and machine learning workflows.
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Getting Started
You don't need a complicated setup. Start with your dataset and work through the analysis workflow.
Register for Kijarney and access your data analysis workspace.
Import your dataset into Kijarney and inspect its structure.
Clean your data, examine statistics and create visualizations.
Perform deeper analysis or train machine learning models where appropriate.
Uploading Data
Start by importing the dataset you want to analyze. Make sure your file contains clear column names and consistent data.
Check that your dataset has meaningful column names, consistent values and appropriate data types.
Inspect the dataset before making changes. Look for missing values, duplicates, unusual values and incorrect data types.
Data Cleaning
Data quality directly affects the reliability of your analysis and machine learning models.
Duplicate records can distort statistics and model results. Identify them before continuing your analysis.
Missing values may require removal, replacement or another appropriate treatment depending on the dataset.
Incorrect data types can affect charts, statistics and machine learning models.
Unusual observations may represent genuine events or data problems. Investigate them before deciding whether to remove them.
Visualization
Visualizations help reveal distributions, relationships, trends and unusual patterns that may be difficult to identify from raw data.
Useful for comparing categories and discrete values.
Useful for examining changes and trends over an ordered variable such as time.
Useful for exploring relationships between numerical variables.
Useful for displaying relationships, correlations or matrix-style data.
Statistical Analysis
Statistical analysis helps move beyond visualization by quantifying patterns and relationships in your data.
Examine measures such as mean, median, standard deviation, minimum and maximum.
Explore the strength and direction of relationships between variables.
Use statistical tests to evaluate evidence for or against a hypothesis.
Examine how values change over time or across ordered observations.
Machine Learning
Machine learning can help identify patterns and generate predictions from historical data.
Predict numerical values based on relationships learned from your dataset.
Predict categories or labels for new observations.
Discover groups of similar observations without predefined labels.
Frequently Asked Questions
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