Something a llttle different: Hexbin maps by Jerry Tuttle       I recently became acquainted with hexbin maps, so I thought I would experiment with one. In a hexbin map, each geographical region is represented by an equall...

1. What is R? R is a programming language and an environment for statistical computing and visualization. R is not a general-purpose programming language, like Python or Java, because its focus is on statistical computing. The language is very popul...

If you like these contributions, please consider buying me a coffee. About I added the CP 1919 / PSR B1919+21 Dataset to my GitHub. This dataset, found in one of my old external drives, corresponds to the famous plot from Radio Observations of th...

If you like these contributions, please consider buying me a coffee. About I added the CP 1919 / PSR B1919+21 Dataset to my GitHub. This dataset, found in one of my old external drives, corresponds to the famous plot from Radio Observations of th...

The ability to specify a message ID in emails sent from the {emayili} package makes it possible to create email threads.

MCAR, MAR, MNAR, all so confusing. But with DAG, oh so amusing! Many technical words, I don’t understand, but with simulation, I am a fan! Join me in exploring missing mechanisms, learn I will with great optimism. Visualizing M...

This is part one of a two part series on {vetiver}. Part 1: Vetiver: First steps in MLOps Part 2: Vetiver: Model Deployment (This post) Introduction In our previous blog, we provided an overview of MLOps and the {vetiver} package, creating and deploying a simple model locally. In this post, we’ll ...

Ever wondered what it takes to develop a product? Imagine you’re choosing a company to make your product a reality. What makes you choose one over another? Is it their cool website or their experience with enterprises from Fortune500? When it comes to building quality software solutions, there really ...

Embracing the Tidyverse Style GuideHey there, fellow R coder! When it comes to writing code in R, making it functional is just the beginning. Trust me, I’ve been there — debugging code at 2 AM, wondering what I was thinking when I wrote that line. This...

tinytest2JUnit: report your tinytest results in the CI Introduction “Lightweight is the right weight” is the motto of packages adhering to the tinyverse principle. One of the packages following this principle is the tinytest package, a zer...

Introduction Today I am going to go over some quick yet practical examples of ways that you can use the healthyR.ts package. This package is designed to help you analyze time series data in a more efficient and effective manner. Let’s just jump...

Back in September 2022 I submitted {PrettyCols}, an R package containing aesthetically pleasing colour palettes, to CRAN. If you missed it, you can read the blog post introducing the package! Over a year after the last CRAN release, it was time for an ...

Back in September 2022 I submitted {PrettyCols}, an R package containing aesthetically pleasing colour palettes, to CRAN. If you missed it, you can read the blog post introducing the package! Over a year after the last CRAN release, it was time for an ...

I heard that learning Elm is a good way to approach learning Haskell, so I gave it a go and was surprised early on about an approach to writing abstracted HTML. In this post I compare the way that R and Elm generate HTML and the differences between the...

Following the release and an introductory blog post on Tapyr, our Shiny for Python framework, we recently hosted a Shiny Gathering to further explore its features and capabilities. ‍ Ready to simplify your PyShiny dashboard development? Learn how to get started with Tapyr in this introductory guide. ‍Here’s a summary ...

Introduction What is a ‘neutral’ gamestate? The two most common definitions I’ve seen for “neutral” gamestate are periods of match time when the score is tied, i.e. goal difference of 0 the absolute goal difference (GD) is 0 or 1 ...