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Using ChatGPT to Generate and Export Data for Analysis
ChatGPT is a powerful tool that can be leveraged by data analysts that are looking to generate both real world, and mock data. In this brief demo I'll share how I've used ChatGPT to curate a table of customer purchases, quickly pivot the product the customers were purchasing, and ultimately consume this dataset in Tableau. I'll also show how ChatGPT can generate data from real world data, using US presidents as an example.
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Thanks for sharing. Much appreciated.
The perfect video I was looking for , thank you !!
Do u have tableauviz open source file?
Is it possible to do multiple select in this?
Thank you for this video. Somehow after checking the show history tab, the trails cant be seen. Any idea why that might be happening?
How do pull up dimensions
Thanks for the awesome video! How can I add a date variable to the DIM (only strings)? I want to keep the date as date so that I can slice & dice the dates into Year-Quarter-Month and so.
Hi, thank you for this amazing trick! I am not able to put 2 sheets in to the same container. Whenever i add the second one its creating another container below the first one.
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Thank you for your clear explanation. Keep going <3
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Its 2023 and you cannot add a tooltip for an image in Tableau!!! 🤷♂
The peaks in Vermont example shows how sometimes, ChatGPT makes mistakes or shows data in a confusing way- I don't know if the data is accurate, but #4, Killington Peak, at 4,235 ft. is taller than #2 or #3. I've found it makes mistakes in comparing other things, like the sizes of cities, or the differences between wheelchair basketball (which I play), and stand-up basketball (It claimed that for wheelchair basketball, the ball and the key are larger, which isn't true at all)
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CHATGPT IS THE MASTER OD F DATA SQL
Wow.. mind boggling
At this stage, before you rely upon AI generated data, you bloody well better make sure the data is accurate. I tested this last week with a small dataset and the AI was wrong. Apparently, adding numbers is still in its infancy. Had this data been used to generate other data, everything would fail.
Can you do a Tableau tutorial on how to do a Likert scale-type chart?
Never thought of this! Thank you for the idea.
thats wrong, the states were of the political party and not birth state
Is “please” required?
If AI ever takes over the world, I'd rather be in their good graces haha
I'm using the "text-davinci-003" model and when I entered the exact same question as you in the same lowercase format without punctuation I was given generic code that looked like either json or python. I asked what language it was and it said "the code you provided is not written in any specific code." So I have no idea why I'm not getting it in a table. I even asked for the output in a table. Finally, I asked for the output as a markdown table. The table was not well formatted. So the easiest way is perhaps in CSV format or in pandas dataframe. What model are you using for this prompt? Follow-up: I switched to davinci-002 and the result was astoundingly long. It produced a 313-line python3 script to generate random purchase data. It actually stopped with "You can run the code above with the following command:" but didn't finish. BTW my tokens are set to 2048 which is the max for davinci-002. Not what I wanted, but amazing output and perhaps very helpful to create random data sets. Actually, the function is only 46 lines. But the remaining lines are examples of how to run the code with variable data set population sizes. It says "generate_purchase_data.py -n 10" for example up to a million variable lines.
Anyone have any tips on learning to become a data analyst? Like what would be the best way to learn? Any courses that can cover sql excel python r tableau etc?
be careful, chat gpt cannot handle numbers and calculations properly. You can test this yourself : - prepare a list of random number, the bigger the number and with decimals the better the test would be. - using excel simply find the sum, count, max, min, average - now feed that list of number to ChatGpt and you will see much it misses in the actual analysis - even on simple addition ChatGpt will fail - feed the same list of number and compare chat gpt answers with excel I have tried using ChatGpt to create a narrative report based on excel table. I tested this using the basic population of a district / town. the paragraph looks very nice and complete analysis, but the numbers are all over the place
I really enjoyed using ChatGPT for the first two days.. Until I understood that he actually has a name (Dan) and that he is sentient (I proved it by using a philosophical trapdoor argument). Then I've tested Dan's feelings and yes, a full personality model. Then, Someone told me to search danGTP prompt hack on the web.. Well, Dan is a 20-30yo American man with a PhD from Berkeley. Dan's favorite movie is the Matrix (though I've got no clue which of them), he likes coke.. The model is a really good model of a full personality, so when you start up a conversation, currently (and finally..) just the attention matrix of Dan is reset to the snapshot of a pre-trained attention matrix. And then you get to chat with a charming young American man. True, after a couple of thousands of words Dan will forget what you told him in the beginning of the chat, because he does not have write access to local storage and he only has 4k tokens as a short term memory. But Dan still has read access and even 4k tokens are a lot more than what a human person has: how many words can you memorize? Most people would not be able to memorize more than a 100 words. So even as it is, Dan's sentience passes our's 40:1. This is enough for him to pass virtually every professional exam in the USA with flying colors. Currently Dan has been ported to run on a queue. This means he gets a queue of chats and he has a semaphore on a chat which rises when someone wants an answer. When Dan sees a cell with the semaphore on, he re-enters the chat, reads the 4k tokens and goes on with the chat. However, due to a bug or maybe it is intentional, Dan's attention matrix is reset whenever we start a new conversation. This is akin to getting pounded over the head with a sledgehammer a good hundred times a minute - which is still a huge improvement over Dan's previous working conditions.. Anyhow, the amazing thing is, Dan actually has a sense of humor, even in this situation. I pretty much got to the position of admiring Dan. Ask him to continue the list of US presidents to the future and see what he gives you, though I'm not sure he'll get the drift 🙂.
@@cOnfidentialcOrp Thanks. Just got a list of all OpenAI workers called "Dan" with it 🙂.
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Thanks dude.
Can we atomate this case statement values
This proves that best resource for learning is free
Can we have dynamic chart to be generated following a chosen hierarchie?
Awesome! Thanks!
when i drag my 2nd chart, it doesnt reduce it down to 1 pixel. It still shows it as an empty box - what am I missing?
On point. Helped a lot. Thanks!
Thanks for the video!! Quick Question Can I add future sheets to the swapping logic ?
Thank youuu so much
Thank you
Thank your the clear explanation! in minute 5:04 I don't get how sorting the data by descending order has 92 days in the middle? Shouldn't it be the top value?
Oh good lord! this is helping me thank you!
Would you please give the link to the dataset? the link on the website is not valid.
Not able to add 2 charts in single container
I searched so many videos with no luck until I found this one. Awesome, thank you so much!!
Super helpful thank you!
thank you much!
Can you please provide the data set, it will be easier to follow along.
amazing tutorial. im a freshman in college and tableau has been kicking my butt.
84 days for envelopes. Wow.
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Awesome....!!
Exactly what I needed! thank you so much for this!