The image says Qlik AutoML because this was the name of Qlik Predict when this article was written Author: Igor Alcantara Welcome back, fellow data adventurers! If you've been journeying with us, you've already navigated the treacherous terrains of preprocessing tasks in Qlik Predict , and unlocked the enigmatic secrets of SHAP values and feature importance . There articles are part of my series where I explain the theory behind Qlik Predict . I hope you are a ready for the t

Author: Igor Alcantara If you are following my work here at Data Voyagers and in my LinkedIn page , you probably already know how excited I am with Qlik Answers. Experimenting with this tool has been a mix of curiosity, creativity , and a little bit of chaos—but all with purpose. I can say, a controlled chaos, like the one you have at home on Thanksgiving day or any day if you're a parent. I’ve been testing the limits of what the tool can handle, finding clever ways to mak

In this study, we evaluated the accuracy of two-sample Student’s t-tests using Qlik analytics compared to the gold standard R language . Utilizing data from the Framingham Heart Study , we performed multiple t-tests in both Qlik and R across different scenarios, including variations in sample sizes and p-values. Our findings revealed that Qlik analytics closely match the statistical results of R, making it a reliable tool for performing t-tests. Authors: Igor Alcantara , Ala