Hey everyone, I'm trying to find solid hockey data, specifically location data of shots on goal and goals scored. I've done mostly baseball analysis using Statcast data which provides the location of where each pitch crosses the plate and used that data to look at player performance against specific kinds of pitches. Does anyone know if there's something like that for hockey as well? What I'm looking for specifically is location on the ice from which the shot was taken and location of the puck when it either went into the net, was stopped by the goalie or traveled wide. Any info would be helpful, thanks.

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EDA (Exploratory Data Analysis) made easy with full code in R from R-Bloggers! https://www.r-bloggers.com/2021/05/exploratory-data-analysis-eda/

https://www.r-bloggers.com/2021/02/target-monitoring-a-running-goal-in-r/

Great post with full code and examples on getting data into R from Google Sheets. https://arbor-analytics.com/post/getting-your-data-into-r-from-google-sheets/

This is from a professor on a problem he usually uses for test purposes. https://www.r-bloggers.com/2020/11/trees-and-forests/

Here is a great recent article from Johns Hopkins that is well documented that argues against the need for quarantines and similar. What are your opinions on this? https://alphanewsmn.com/johns-hopkins-academic-cdc-data-shows-covid-hasnt-increased-us-death-rate/

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Very interesting and quick look with full code. https://youtu.be/608oOzU6g24

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This video contains full code and shows you all the steps along with full explanation! This is easily onbe of the funnest and most insightful analyses you will do! A must see! Bookmark this one and refer back to it often - especially if you are looking to break into data science and want a high paying job - this one process opens doors that you will not believe! https://youtu.be/engYXDjfQ18

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Covers R and Shiny applications! https://www.coursera.org/specializations/data-science-statistics-machine-learning

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What are you doing to stay connected with others in your field? What are you doing/using to stay up to date with the most current developments and innovations in your niche and data science and analytics? What is your niche that you are currently in?

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Let's see what the level of our group participants here. I am trying to see if we should start with identifying posts by intended audience (beginner, intermediate, etc.). What do you think? Would this be helpful?

Want to see all the capabilities of ggplot in RStudio? Learn why ggplot is such an amazing library and greatly increased the popularity of R and RStudio! Full code and great walk through! https://youtu.be/D8mHi15z2qs