MLB 2016 Season
1 2018-10-16T19:49:49-07:00 Drake McGrew 775cfd68263a09a41e4c2b2b944cc110208d6c7f 31599 2 In this Graph I took the Wins-Loss record for each MLB and corresponded it with how many runs they scored versus how many runs they allowed. This Graph will allow you to look at how many games a team won and see how many they scored that season while also looking at how many games they loss and link to how many runs they allowed. This graph can better analyze how each division in baseball is different due to the runs scored win ratio is different with each team, the same for runs allowed and loss ratio. plain 2018-10-16T19:52:37-07:00 Drake McGrew 775cfd68263a09a41e4c2b2b944cc110208d6c7fThis page is referenced by:
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James Drake McGrew was born on April 17th, 1997 in Paragould, Arkansas. From kindergarten to 6th grade he attended school at Corning, Arkansas. His seventh grade year he changed schools to Neelyville R-4 School district in Neelyville, Missouri. In his high school years he was a member of Beta Club, FFA, Spanish Club, and FBLA, James graduated with honors in 2015. James then attended Black River Technical College in Pocahontas Arkansas where he obtained his Associates Degree with a 3.0 GPA. He works part time at Apple Group Connection which is a company that specializes in teaching local schools how to teach students with Dyslexia. He is currently enrolled as a senior at Arkansas State University where he is working towards his Bachelors in History.
The following two graphs are an analysis I did on a 19th century American Novel titled Up The River. The analysis focus on the most common words and phrases used, and I placed an emphasis on how the most common words linked with one another.
- 1 term 2018-10-22T04:29:14-07:00 Project 2- Data Visualization 2 plain 2018-10-22T04:29:59-07:00 I have said before that my version of heaven would to be in a room for eternity with cabinets full of baseball statistics, so when I had the opportunity to turn spreadsheets full of baseball data into a graph it was heaven on Earth. For this project I took a spreadsheet that listed all MLB teams next to their wins, losses, runs scored, and runs allowed in the 2016 season. I then plugged that data into a program called Raw Graphs that gave me what seemed to be endless options of graphs and ways to present this data. I ended up choosing to go with a tree graph in attempt to show the relation between Wins and Runs scored, and Losses and Runs allowed. The first number is how many games a team won, the second number is how many runs they scored that year. The third number is how many runs they allowed and the final number is how many games they lost. This graph can better analyze how each division in baseball is different due to the runs scored win ratio is different with each team, the same for runs allowed and loss ratio.