library(package="MASS")
Sigma mu tmp plot(tmp, xlab="X variable (unit)", ylab="Y variable...
library(package="MASS")
Sigma mu tmp plot(tmp, xlab="X variable (unit)", ylab="Y variable...
library(package="MASS")
Sigma mu tmp plot(tmp, xlab="X variable (unit)", ylab="Y variable...
Problem 13 on Project Euler asks us to sum 100 50-digit numbers and give the first 10 digits of the result. This is pretty easy. Note we are using R’s integer division operator %/% to discard the remainder of the large summed integer and just giv...
Problem 14 on the Project Euler site asks us to find the longest chain under 1 million created using the Collatz mapping. This is fairly straightforward, although performance again is not great: ## Problem 14 # Collatz conjecture problem14 <-&...
Problem 12 on the Project Euler site asks: What is the value of the first triangle number to have over five hundred divisors? A triangular number T(n) is defined as . The R code below consists of a solution, which involves the fact that the number of proper divisors of an integer n can be
We hosted the first Dataviz Salon SF on Tuesday night, with lightning talks by boredom cop Shane Booth, dataviz wiz Lee Byron , computational journalist Brad Stenger, data wrangler Pete Skomoroch , and any/all data enthusiast Brendan O’Connor . I was going to blog all about it — but Tom Carden of Stamen Design already
(March 26th Update: Video now available) Last night, I moderated our Bay Area R Users Group kick-off event with a panel discussion entitled “The R and Science of Predictive Analytics”, co-located with the Predictive Analytics World conference here in SF. The panel comprised of four recognized R users from industry: Bo Cowgill, Google Itamar Rosenn,