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Go to ChatGPT account's Settings → Beta Features → Code Interpreter. Once you have done this, click on GPT-4 and enable Code Interpreter. You will see a small plus (+) sign in the chat bar. This will help you upload a dataset.

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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD3 years ago

ChatGPT's BIGGEST UPDATE — Code Interpreter. Simply upload a large dataset and it will analyze it for you. It will also create charts and graphs. In seconds. Here's how to use it. Code Interpreter 101: A Video Tutorial

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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD3 years ago

For this tutorial, I am using a data set by Pew Research Center. Simply go to Pew's website and download a dataset.

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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD3 years ago

Now click on the plus (+) sign and upload the dataset. You don't even have to upzip it. ChatGPT will accept the zipped file. It will take ChatGPT to process the file.

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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD3 years ago

Once ChatGPT has processed the file, you can start asking questions. Here I asked ChatGPT to tell me what the dataset is about.

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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD3 years ago

Now you can ask ChatGPT to give you a sophisticated analysis of the dataset. It will analyze the data and also create charts and graphs for you.

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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD3 years ago

Want to learn how to use AI-powered apps to supercharge your academic writing? I have a complete tutorial (250+ slides) for you. It's being used by 2,200+ academics including those at Harvard, Princeton, Yale, and Stanford. You can get it here:

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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD3 years ago

PS: I don't work with quantitative data. But I have started learning about data science and Code Interpreter. Two scholars I recommend are: 1. Prof. Ethan Mollick (@emollick) who regularly writes about Code Interpreter. 2. Kareem Carr (@kareem_carr) who writes about data science for non-specialists.

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Tom3 years ago

TY!

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STOIC3 years ago

Great. Do you know an AI that performs LMDI decomposition analysis?

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Melaku | መላኩ3 years ago

I think this feature is for Plus users. Does it work for those who are not upgrading to Plus?

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