In my previous posts (part_1, part_2), I wrote about how we can code an interactive R Markdown for the analysis of correlations among products in the context of competitive intelligence. The aim of that work is to make analysis faster and more interactive to find answers about the behavior of…

Analytical chemistry with R programming — By Juan David Marín, e-mail: qcojuandavidmarin@gmail.com, LinkInd: https://www.linkedin.com/in/qco-juan-david-marin/, Notion, GuitHub This is the second part of the post. In this section, we will continue the analysis of competitive intelligence for skin care products using instrumental chemical analysis. In the previous post, we explored the correlations among various products based on…

Analytical chemistry with R programming — By Juan David Marín, e-mail: qcojuandavidmarin@gmail.com, LinkInd: https://www.linkedin.com/in/qco-juan-david-marin/, Notion, GuitHub Competitive intelligence is a crucial practice in business that provides valuable insights into competitors’ strategies, market trends, and risks. It helps businesses make informed decisions, develop effective strategies, and stay ahead in the market. By monitoring competitors, businesses can identify…

By Juan David Marín, e-mail: qcojuandavidmarin@gmail.com, LinkInd: https://www.linkedin.com/in/qco-juan-david-marin/, Notio, GitHub Sometimes when I work with lab information like molecular descriptor for molecules obteined by GC/MSD I like having options like SQL to manage and store the information, python for all the possibilities it offers, and R for statistical analysis And…

Analytical chemistry with python programming — By Juan David Marín, e-mail: qcojuandavidmarin@gmail.com, LinkInd: https://www.linkedin.com/in/qco-juan-david-marin/, Notio, GitHub Have you ever listened about Molplotly? If you say yes, you know that is a wonderful library, and if you don´t know, let me tell you that is a library witch you can visualize molecules into a plotly plot. …