New Free PhD-Level Data Tool
A free, PhD‑grade data analysis tool launched that lets you upload datasets and prompt the system for graphs and reports — a quick hands‑on playground for EDA and visualization practice. The tool is being promoted on social as useful for sharpening Python/data analysis workflows. (x.com)
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