Data Cleansing With SQL And R
summary
Shows concrete methods using SQL Server and R tidyverse: normalize a messy CSV into a new incident table with primary/foreign keys, use TRY_PARSE for dates and a CLR geography function for lat/long, and use CROSS APPLY and chained REPLACE to convert descriptions into 316 incident types then DENSE_RANK those into an incident_type table. Cleans ~413k rows, drops incomplete cases, produces boxplots and QQ plots, and surfaces real outliers (mental‑health‑facility cluster) for follow up.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to data cleansing
- 3:08High-level concepts
- 8:02SQL server techniques
- 12:51SQL server implementation
- 29:50Tidy data in R
- 41:11Handling EAV structures
- 44:50Data manipulation with Dplyr
- 53:38Practical analysis and closing
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