Statistical modeling
Regression, mixed models, and the assumptions written down.
A coefficient in a slide with no interval and no check.
A model, diagnostics, and a sentence leadership can actually use.
A model you can defend. Not a number you hope.
PeekGraph builds the analysis, the forecast, and the write-up that can be rerun — so the meeting argument is the assumption, not the spreadsheet.
R statistical modeling, forecasting, experiments, Tidyverse, and reproducible reports. Scope is named on the call — nothing is billed from this page.
Regression, mixed models, and the assumptions written down.
A coefficient in a slide with no interval and no check.
A model, diagnostics, and a sentence leadership can actually use.
A range for next period, not a single heroic point.
Last year’s actual copied forward, then argued in the room.
A forecast, uncertainty, and a holdout you can show.
A/B, pre-post, and the design before more noise is collected.
A p-value hunting trip after the campaign already ran.
A test plan, a result, and what can (and cannot) be claimed.
Quarto / R Markdown so the PDF is not a one-off export.
final_v9.docx and a script that only runs on one laptop.
A document that rebuilds from code when the data file updates.
The same grain, named, before the model starts.
Join errors that silently drop the region the VP cares about.
A pipeline in R that produces the analysis table, not a mystery object.
Someone else can rerun it. The caveats are in the file.
The analyst left. The model is a rumor.
A short readme, session info, and the decision the analysis was for.
Already in R. The work still fails a second reader.
A design and a claim that will not melt under questions.
A range and a caveat, not a fake-precise point.
A forecast that cannot be replayed → a model with the residual plot in the pack. Demonstration data, not a client file.
No. R is for the analysis. The dashboard can still be the meeting view.
The stack already in use, unless the problem needs the other one. The call is where that is named.
A written range comes after the call. Nothing is billed from this page.
Yes. Most work starts with the .Rmd or script already on the laptop.
No. The sample on this page is a demonstration.
Yes. The files stay with you at handoff.