Statistics on customs

Week 1

Basic Concepts

1. About the tools and the methodology in this course [50 - 80 min]*

1.1. Why use Python? [15 - 45 min]*

Free, Big community developing 24/7 new codes and functions. Showing the power of Python by transforming your cell phone into an Automatic language translator

1.2. Why use Google Colab? [15 min] *

Build a diary of code, can share codes, tricks, tips, hints, and how to solve problems with a historical record. Automation and collaboration could speed up your productivity.

1.3. The 4th industrial and data revolution [7 min]

Explore the exponential computation power helps in the data revolution (NVIDIA) and the internet of things (Marine Traffic).

1.4. Think twice, act once [13 min]*

Make decisions based on data. Examples from thinking fast and slow to avoid thinking bias.

2. The randomness laboratory [55 - 70 min]*

2.1. The dice experiment [15 min]*

Thinking about frequency, not similarity. Let´s do some frequency charts.

2.2. Creating a fair random game [20 min]*

Let´s try to code some randomness on Python. Just for fun.

2.3. The Pareto principle: 80/20 [20 min]*

Frequency charts could help in the investigation of what matters most

2.4. Applying Pareto in ports [15 min]

Using port data from Web to understand the statistical nature of a phenomena

3. Summary of the Week 1: Data, Python, Pandas, Bar, and Histogram [55 - 70 min]*

More deep understand on Python and Statistics concepts

4. Descriptive Statistics on Customs Databases [50 - 70 min]*

Descriptive Statistics on DSR

Descriptive Statistics on INTTRA

Descriptive Statistics on Express courier

About Penta-Transactions

Descriptive Statistics on World Trade Statistics (WITS)

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