# 378 search results for "animation"

## Conway’s Game of Life in R with ggplot2 and animation

June 5, 2011
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In undergrad I had a computer science professor that piqued my interest in applied mathematics, beginning with Conway’s Game of Life. At first, the Game of Life (not the board game) appears to be quite simple — perhaps, too simple — but it has been widely explored and is useful for modeling systems over time.

## Using R, Sweave and Latex to integrate animations into PDFs

April 18, 2011
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The first week of April I attended an excellent workshop on biplots held by Michael Greenacre and Oleg Nenadić at the Gesis Institute in Cologne, Germany. Throughout his presentations, Michael used animations to visualize the concepts he was explaining. He also included  animations in some of his papers. This inspired me to do this post

## Animation from Kaggle traffic prediction competition

January 2, 2011
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Below: two animations (same one twice, just as different speeds) I made from the highway data for the Kaggle traffic prediction competition.The data are travel times for 61 different sections of Sydney's M4 freeway, in both directions. The data comes i...

## Animation from Kaggle traffic prediction competition

January 2, 2011
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Below: two animations (same one twice, just as different speeds) I made from the highway data for the Kaggle traffic prediction competition.The data are travel times for 61 different sections of Sydney's M4 freeway, in both directions. The data comes i...

## Animation

September 25, 2010
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A couple hours work and we now have animations of the global anomalies: Created with the animation package in R.  The code examples were a bit terse about some of the details but after fiddling about I was able to get  the program to output an Html animation complete with java based playback controls. Write

## My Talk on Animations at useR! 2010 (NIST, Gaithersburg)

July 21, 2010
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As every useR knows, the useR! 2010 conference is being held at NIST in Gaithersburg these days. I have just finished my talk on the R package animation this afternoon. Here are my slides and R code for those who are interested: Have fun, even if you are a PhD! Related Postsalphahull: an R Package

## A Demo for the Ratio Estimation in Sampling Survey (Animation)

March 24, 2010
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mber Watkins gave me a suggestion on the animation for the ratio estimation, and I think this is a good topic for my animation package. I’ve finished writing the initial version of the function sample.ratio() for this package, which will appear in the version 1.1-2 a couple of days later. As we know, the benefit

## Animation video of rgl in action

December 21, 2009
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Duncan Murdoch just posted a youtube video presenting an animation clip of a 3d rgl object. Duncan even went further and wrote an explanation on how he made the video: here are the steps I used: 1.  Design a shape to be displayed, and then play with the animation functions to make it change over time.  Use play3d to do

## The animation package

December 5, 2009
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The "animation" package is a good teaching tool to demonstrate some key concepts in a introductory statistics course.

## Create Animations in PDF Documents Using R

November 11, 2009
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ince animation 1.0-9, we will be able to create a PDF document with an animation embedded in it; the function is saveLatex(), and its usage is similar to saveMovie() and saveSWF(): you pass an R expression for creating animations to this function, and this expression will be evaluated in the function; the image frames get