This test is the first attempt to seriously assess the ability of individuals to survive a zombie apocalypse. This test is administered using the R powered open-source testing platform Concerto developed at the University of Cambridge. The t...
It is getting easier to get data directly into R from the web. Often R packages that retrieve data from the web return useful R data structures to users like a data.frame. This is a good thing of course to make things user friendly.
However, what if you want to drill down into the data that's returned from a query...
for the unlucky among us born without a portuguese mother tongue, the pesquisa de orcamentos familiares (pof) translates to survey of household budgets. this data set captures brazilian family consumption habits, allocation of expenses, and incom...
Getting Expected Shortfall given the standard deviation or Value at Risk. Previously There have been a few posts about Value at Risk and Expected Shortfall. Properties of the stable distribution were discussed. Scaling One way of thinking of Expected Shortfall is that it is just some number times the standard deviation, or some other number … Continue reading...
Interval estimation of the population mean can be computed from the functions of the following R packages:stats - contains the t.testTeachingDemos - contains the z.testBSDA - contains the zsum.test and tsum.testThe t.test of the stats package is a stud...
(This article was first published on R-statistics blog » RR-statistics blog, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers) What are the top 100 (most downloaded) R packages in 2013? Thanks to the recent release of RStudio of their “0-cloud” CRAN log files (but without including downloads from the primary CRAN mirror or any of the 88 other CRAN mirrors), we can now answer this question...