Welcome to The Researchers’ Guide!
Thanks, everyone, for the support and love. I’m writing blogs since February 2020. Recently, I have started this publication “The Researchers’ Guide” to compile all my blogs together to make it available in one place and to help students, educators, and researchers.
I’m currently in learning mode. Thus, whenever I learn something new, I try to share it with everyone using blogs. I believe in sharing knowledge and strongly believe in the following quote.
“If you have knowledge, let others light their candles in it.” — Margaret Fuller
Future Blog Update
Currently working on "Detailed Matplotlib Plots from Scratch" blogs. Visit "The Researchers’ Guide" to read and learn.
I am also developing LaTeX templates for students, researchers, and educators. All my published templates are available on the following overleaf.com link:
➡ Overleaf gallery templates link
The Top 10 Most-Viewed Articles
- Finding the Best Distribution that Fits Your Data using Python’s Fitter Library → 90k views
- How to Create and Customize Bar Plot Using ggplot2 Package in R → 58k views
- Inserting and Resizing Images in IPython Notebook (Python and R) → 40k views
- Survival Analysis in Python (KM Estimate, Cox-PH and AFT Model) → 30k views
- How to use Notion Note-taking Application for Research → 29k views
- Modelling Multiple Linear Regression Using R (research-oriented modelling and interpretation) → 16.7k views
- How to Generate ECDF Plot using Python and R → 15.1k views
- Modelling Binary Logistic Regression Using R (research-oriented modelling and interpretation) → 10.6k views
- Modelling Binary Logistic Regression Using Python (research-oriented modelling and interpretation) →10.4k views
- Combining Multiple ggplot2 Plots for Scientific Publications → 10.1k views
About the Author
I’m a Post Doctoral Fellow at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. In my research, writing, teaching, and public speaking, I engage with a variety of themes in road safety and transport psychology.
My current interests focus on:
1. Walkable and Cyclable Cities.
2. Pedestrian and Bicyclist safety.
3. Children’s Road Safety.
4. Safe Mobility for Blind Pedestrians and Persons with Walking Disabilities.
I have a background in transportation engineering (Ph.D., M.Tech) and programming (Python, R, Stata, LaTeX, etc.). In 2022, I defended my Ph.D. thesis on “Study of Pedestrians’ Unsafe Road Crossing Behaviour at Signalised Intersection Crosswalks.” Before joining IIT Guwahati, I conducted research at CSIR — Central Road Research Institute.
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