Online Course: Principal Component Analysis (PCA) - Theory & Application in R (2024)

All you need to know to simplify complex data sets
without wasting time with too much unnecessary talk.

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Course Starts on April 02, 2024
Pre-Sell Registration Closes on February 28, 2024

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What PCA is & Why You Should Master It

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is a powerful statistical technique used for dimensionality reduction in data sets. By transforming a large set of variables into a smaller one that still contains most of the information from the large set, PCA helps simplifying the complexity in high-dimensional data.

This course is ideal for anyone looking to increase their skills in data analysis, machine learning, or data science. PCA not only enhances data visualization but also improves the efficiency of predictive models by reducing overfitting. Mastering PCA opens up a deeper understanding of your data, enabling you to uncover hidden patterns and make more informed decisions.

While a basic understanding of statistics and R programming is helpful, it is definitely not required for participation in this course. We begin with the basics, ensuring a solid foundation, before progressing to more advanced topics in a structured and comprehensible manner.

This course guides you through the essentials of reducing data dimensionality, step-by-step.

  • Even if… you’re stepping into PCA with no prior experience.
  • Even if… you’re familiar with basic statistics, but PCA seems like a big leap.
  • Even if… you’re a beginner in R and feel overwhelmed by PCA syntax.
  • Even if… you’ve thought to yourself “applying PCA in R is too complicated for me”.

What You Get

Learn the PCA dimensionality reduction technique with our interactive course! Enjoy self-paced videos that cover everything from the basics of PCA to its application in R programming. Refine your theoretical understanding and R programming skills through engaging quizzes that cater to all levels of expertise, and connect directly with the Statistics Globe team and your fellow learners in our exclusive chat.

We invite you to join us for weekly public discussions over 5 weeks starting from April 02, 2024. These sessions are designed to complement the video lessons by delving into recent exercises, discussing real-world PCA projects, and addressing any questions you may have in an interactive and supportive environment. These discussions will be conducted in written format within our group chat, providing you the flexibility to engage with them at your most convenient time.

Please note: Our course is structured around a 5-week plan, but the pace at which you progress is entirely in your hands. Whether it takes you several months or just a weekend to complete the course materials is your choice. Flexibility is key, allowing you to learn at a pace that suits your schedule and needs.

Upon completing the course, you’ll retain lifetime access to all videos, learning materials, and resources for revisiting and reinforcing your knowledge at any time. The group chat will also remain open for ongoing discussions, networking, and exchange of ideas with other participants. Additionally, you will receive a certificate verifying your attendance in the course.

Here are some more details on the course structure!

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A Peek Inside the Course

Dive into our engaging online course on PCA through easy-to-follow modules, where we balance theory with practical application!

We’re excited to guide you through both the foundational theory of PCA and its implementation in R programming, making complex data sets more manageable. You’ll learn key concepts of PCA, how to apply these techniques to real-world data, and strengthen your machine learning and data analysis skills.

While focused on elevating your proficiency in PCA, this course also deepens your understanding of R, statistics, and data science as a whole, opening doors to new professional opportunities.

Whether you’re new to R programming or looking to enhance your existing skills by understanding PCA deeply, this course is tailored for you.

Here’s the table of contents of the entire course! You will receive video lessons, simple to advanced exercises, as well as additional learning materials on each of those topics.

Table of Contents

  • Course Structure & About the Instructor
  • Getting Started with PCA
  • R Setup & Relevant Libraries
  • Introduction to PCA in R
  • In-depth Concepts of PCA
  • Exploring PCA Elements in R
  • Optimal Component Selection in PCA
  • Visualization of PCA Results
  • PCA for High-Dimensional Data
  • Potential Challenges in PCA
  • Data Preparation before PCA
  • Beyond Traditional PCA
  • Alternatives to PCA
  • Summary & Further Resources

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Love It or Return It: 30 Days Money-Back Guarantee

Your purchase is absolutely risk-free with our straightforward money-back guarantee! We are confident that our course will not disappoint you.
However, if you don’t like what you see, you can get a 100% refund up to 30 days after the course has started.

Meet Your Instructor: Joachim Schork

Hey, I’m Joachim Schork and back in the days, when I started my journey as a programmer and statistician, applying statistical methodology in R programming felt like an impossible challenge to me.

After finishing my bachelor’s degree in Educational Science, I decided to focus more on programming and statistics, but when I started my master’s in survey statistics, I felt hopeless. Do you know that moment when you scream at your PC screen after several hours of unsuccessful coding attempts?

Since the start of my educational journey, I have used online resources to complement the university’s official learning materials. This has helped me a lot, but at the same time I felt like I was often spending too much time on a video or blog article because many of these resources don’t get straight to the point.

This was one of the reasons why I founded Statistics Globe more than five years ago. Meanwhile, I had completed my master’s degree, got my first job at a national statistical institute in Europe, and was rewarded with an EMOS certificate that approves special knowledge in the field of official statistics. I had gained extensive knowledge in the area that I wanted to pass on.

However, I didn’t want to create endless tutorials that didn’t fulfill the need of its users. Instead, I created straightforward content designed to guide users to solutions for their problems as quickly as possible.

Now, five years later, Statistics Globe has gained:

20 million clicks
on the website

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3 million clicks
on YouTube videos

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50 thousand followers
across Social Media platforms

This is such an incredible success, and I’m so thankful to everybody who participated in this journey! And please don’t get me wrong: I don’t want to brag about these numbers, but I think they can show you that my content works.

With this online course, I’ve combined all of this experience and knowledge into a single resource on how to use the R programming language to apply PCA – one of the most popular methods in statistics and machine learning.

However, the aim of this course extends beyond understanding how to apply this method; it’s also about enriching your data science skill set in general.

This course is a big milestone for me, and I’m so excited. I love exchanging with other data enthusiasts, and I am looking forward to our discussions in our exclusive group chat. I promise that I will invest all my passion and a lot of time into this course to make it an outstanding experience to all of us.

I’m not the only one who will support you in this course, though! The entire Statistics Globe team is ready to answer your questions, no matter if you have problems understanding any of the lessons or exercises, or if you have technical issues with the R software, the example data, or the add-on packages that we’ll use in the course.

At this point, I want to express my profound appreciation to all the team members at Statistics Globe for their tremendous support in developing this course. Special thanks to Cansu Kebabci for her pivotal role in content conception and to Micha Gengenbach and Matthias Bäuerlen for their exceptional contributions to video editing and marketing. Their efforts were crucial to the success of this course.

In case you have further questions or anything else you would like to talk about, feel free to email me to joachim@statisticsglobe.com, write me via the contact form, or send me a message via my Social Media channels.

Pre-Sell Explained

Currently, the pre-sell for this online course is running. Let me explain!

This is one of the first times that I charge anything for content on Statistics Globe. Almost all other content remains free (see here).

However, the conception and implementation of this course requires my full-time work for several months, and all other Statistics Globe team members are also involved. I hope you understand that it is not possible to run such an online course without compensation.

I’m still a big fan of affordable educational content, though. For this reason, we offer an early bird discount of 50% of the actual price for the first 30 course registrations.

Pre-sell registration is open until February 28, 2024, so make sure to reserve your spot right now!

I will use this pre-sell to determine whether there are enough participants. The course only starts if there are at least 30 pre-sell registrations. Otherwise, your money will be fully refunded right after the pre-sell ends. If the course takes place, the first group discussion and all learning materials will be available on April 02, 2024.

The pre-sell offers several advantages. You will get:

  • Early access to all course materials. As soon as I finish a module, it becomes available.
  • Early access to the group chat, where you can connect with the Statistics Globe team and other participants.
  • The opportunity to help shape the content of the course. You’ll be able to provide feedback once the first course materials are published, and I will incorporate it into the final course.
  • A 50% discount if you are among the first 30 participants (as explained above).

Clicking this button will direct you to the checkout page, where you can enroll in the online course. I’d be honored to have you in the course and start learning together. 🙂

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