New versions of nnetsauce and ahead
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Mind reader game, and Unicode symbols
Mind reader game, and Unicode symbols, by Jerry Tuttle
Perhaps you've seen this Mind Reader game? Think of a two-digit positive whole number, such as 54. Subtract each of the two digits from your number, such as 54 - 5 - 4 = 45, and call 45 the RES...
Gender and sexuality in Australian surveys and census by @ellis2013nz
The 2021 ABS Standard for ‘Sex, Gender, Variations of Sex Characteristics and Sexual Orientation Variables’
Over the past two weeks there has been quite a controversy relating to questions about sexuality and gender in the next Australian Census of Po...
JSON, NULL values and as_tibble
When working with data provided by common APIs you will almost always get in contact with JSON formatted data. Using R’s rjson::fromJSON will transform JSON to R’s lists.
So far so good. Converting those lists to tibble using tibble::as_tib... [Read more...]
📦 {alone} v0.5 is now available
Alone Season 11 has finished and is now available in the package and ready for analysis. As per usual install […]
The post 📦 {alone} v0.5 is now available appeared first on Dan Oehm | Gradient Descending. [Read more...]
R-Ladies Bariloche in Argentina: Fostering a Different Approach to Leadership
Lina Moreno, founder and organizer of the R-Ladies Bariloche chapter in Argentina, recently shared her journey with the R Consortium. A biologist focusing on evolutionary ecology, she discussed her experience...
The post R-Ladies Bariloche in Argentina: Fostering a Different Approach to Leadership appeared first on R Consortium.
Dr Drang and the Electoral College
The other week, the Internet’s most beloved creepy snowman wrote a blog post where he showed how to use a little Python to group states by their number of electoral college votes to make a table like this:
Electors
States
PopPct
ECPct
3
AK, DE, DC, ND, SD, VT, WY
1.61%
3.90%
4
... [Read more...]
Navigating Linux with ‘pwd’, ‘cd’, and ‘ls’: A Beginner’s Guide
Introduction
I have mentioned in my previous linux post that I am on my own personal journey to learn it. I have been using it for sometime but not really understanding the commands. So I have started this blog post series on Linux for Friday’s...
State-Space Vector Autoregressions in mvgam
Vector Autoregressions (VAR models), also known in the ecological literature as
Multivariate Autoregressions (MAR models), are a class of Dynamic Linear Models that offer a principled way to model delayed and contemporaneous interactions among sets of multiple time series. These models are widely used in econometrics and psychology, among other ...
BlueSky Statistics Version 10 is Not Open Source
BlueSky Statistics is a graphical user interface for the powerful R language. On July 10, 2024, the BlueskyStatistics.com website said: “…As the BlueSky Statistics version 10 product evolves, we will continue to work on orchestrating the necessary logistics to make the BlueSky Statistics version 10.x application available as an open-source project. This ... [Read more...]
Guarding Against Misleading Data
The IBCS ‘Check’ PrincipleIn the complex world of business intelligence (BI), the ability to present data accurately and transparently is critical. Whether crafting a dashboard for executive decision-making or generating a report for operational analys...
C Programming Data Types: A Comprehensive Guide to Characters, Integers, and Floating Points
Introduction to C Data Types
C programming data types are fundamental building blocks that define how data is stored and manipulated in a program. Understanding these data types is crucial for writing efficient and error-free code. In this comp...
Resources For Using R With Screen Readers
R is a language and environment for statistical computing.
There are several tools and approaches for interacting with R, but not all are accessible with screen readers.
This guide provides an overview of the tools and techniques available to screen r... [Read more...]
Side by Side Comparison – Gleam vs R
Gleam vs R
I thoroughly dislike ‘hot takes’ comparing programming languages based solely on
a “feel” or differential familiarity (“I know this one better therefore it is
better) so when I came across a blog post detailing a small learning project
wr...
Why I’m Switching to Polars
I recently decided to switch from Pandas to Polars for my Python projects that use dataframes. I came to this decision while taking a workshop on Polars last week: I found its syntax to be so intuitive that I couldn’t justify continuing to try to get “better” at Pandas, ...
R-Change Number of Bins in Histogram
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R-Change Number of Bins in Histogram, the default number of bins is determined by Sturges’ Rule. However, you can override this ... [Read more...]
How to Specify Histogram Breaks in R
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How to Specify Histogram Breaks in R, you may want to specify the number of breaks or bins to use. ... [Read more...]
Creating a Histogram of Two Variables in R
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Creating a Histogram of Two Variables in R, Histograms are a powerful visualization tool in R, allowing you to ... [Read more...]
Harness the Full Potential of Case-Insensitive Searches with grep() in R
Introduction to grep() in R
The grep() function in R is a powerful tool for searching and matching patterns within text data. It is commonly used in data cleaning, manipulation, and text analysis to find specific patterns or values in strings o...
PLANES: Plausibility Analysis of Epidemiological Signals
This blog has moved. This is reposted from Paired Ends:https://blog.stephenturner.us/p/planes-plausibility-analysis-of-epidemiological-signals-rplanes-r-package
PLANES provides a set of methods for evaluating the plausibility of epidemiological signal... [Read more...]
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