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Portfolio-grade audit of a student mental health & academic pressure survey. Measures coverage and sample imbalance, runs validity checks, highlights measurement and selection bias risks, and converts messy open-text “stress causes” into a transparent taxonomy. Ships a Markdown report, figures, and a Streamlit dashboard.

  • Updated Feb 1, 2026
  • Python

Longform data analysis article arguing every “dataset” is actually three: Observed (captured rows), Missing (what should exist but doesn’t), and Excluded (what filters/joins/dropna removed). Includes dataset accounting, join-loss and missingness audits, segmentation checks, and practical templates to prevent biased KPIs and wrong conclusions.

  • Updated Apr 29, 2026

R code used for the analyses of the paper: Spatial conservation prioritisation in data-poor countries: a quantitative sensitivity analysis using different taxa

  • Updated Nov 9, 2020
  • HTML

This project presents an exploratory and statistical analysis of amphibian occurrence records in Brazil using data from the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF).

  • Updated Jul 1, 2026
  • Jupyter Notebook

A global, taxon-stratified, high-resolution sampling-effort dataset from GBIF for bias-aware ecological modelling — reproducible R-based workflow for generating global sampling-effort rasters from GBIF occurrence records across spatial, temporal, and taxonomic scales. For more details, see El-Gabbas (2026), Diversity and distributions (accepted).

  • Updated May 19, 2026
  • R

Analysis of the accuracy of U.S. presidential election polls (2008–2024) based on prediction error data. Compares ideal vs. practical polling methodology, presents three contrasting visualizations of the same dataset to illustrate framing effects, and identifies selection/measurement biases with recommendations to improve accuracy.

  • Updated Aug 29, 2026
  • R

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