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From Data to Insight: Practical Statistical Modeling

  • 05 May 2026
  • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86357488897

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This hands-on workshop introduces participants to statistical modeling in R, one of the most widely used languages for statistical computing and data analysis. Statistical models are fundamental tools for understanding relationships in data, supporting evidence-based decision-making, and building reliable analytics and AI workflows.

The workshop will guide participants through the key steps of a typical statistical analysis process: exploring data, building statistical models, interpreting model results, and communicating findings through clear visualizations. Participants will learn how to implement basic statistical models in R and create informative graphs to better understand and present their results.

The session is divided into two parts. The first session focuses on the conceptual foundations of statistical modeling, including model assumptions, interpretation, and how statistical thinking supports reliable analysis. The second session focuses on hands-on coding in R, where participants will build models, generate visualizations, and organize their analysis into a reproducible statistical report using R Markdown.

By the end of the workshop, participants will have practical experience using R to perform statistical analysis and will produce a structured analytical report that integrates code, results, visualizations, and interpretation. This workflow helps ensure analyses are transparent, reproducible, and easy to communicate to collaborators and stakeholders.

3 Key Takeaways

  • Understand the importance of statistical modeling in data analysis
  • Gain hands-on experience building models and visualizations in R
  • Learn how to create a reproducible statistical report using R Markdown
Meet Your Presenter - Joy Liu

I’m a data-driven researcher with experience turning complex datasets into clear, accurate insights using R, SQL, and advanced analytical tools.

I enjoy optimizing statistical models, improving data quality, and communicating technical information in a way that bridges the gap between professionals and customers.

I’m passionate about using strong research skills, clear technical writing, and continuous learning in AI-supported innovation to help companies make better, more informed decisions.


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