I do a alot of my modelling on Rstudio hosted on EC2 instances. If you don’t use, I would highly recommend. A brilliant tool. Kudos to the Rstudio team. I have made a personal and professional pledge to obsessively use version control. I hope to show...
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RMySQL: using the latest MySQL version
In order to connect my R related stuff to a webserver and MySQL I went all the way from using xampp to setting up my own (W)AMPP (Apache MySQL PHP Perl) to finally back to xampp. And I’m quite happy about this very last switch to xampp! Why I like xampp it can be run … Continue reading...
Rescuing Twapperkeeper Archives Before They Vanish, Redux
In Rescuing Twapperkeeper Archives Before They Vanish, I described a routine for grabbing Twapperkeeper archives, parsing them, and saving them to a local desktop file using the R programming language (downloading RStudio is the easiest way I know of getting R…). Following a post fron @briankelly (Responding to the Forthcoming Demise of TwapperKeeper), where Brian 
Subscriptions Feature Added
You can now subscribe to almost any content on the ProgrammingR website, including the job listings. To be notified of job listings as soon as they are posted, click the “R Jobs” link above and follow the instructions on that page to add the jobs feed to your feed reader.Because of this change, I will
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Decimal to Binary in "R"
Lately...I've been learning "R"...that weird programming language aimed for Statistics and Statistical programming...and I really like it...so as usual, I needed to create my own Decimal to Binary application -;)
binary bsum bexp while (p_number > 0) {
digit p_number bsum ...
On the (statistical) road, workshops and R
Things have been a bit quiet at Quantum Forest during the last ten days. Last Monday (Sunday for most readers) I flew to Australia to attend a couple of one-day workshops; one on spatial analysis (in Sydney) and another one … Continue reading →
More Dabblings With Local Sentencing Data
In Accessing and Visualising Sentencing Data for Local Courts I posted a couple of quick ways in to playing with Ministry of Justice sentencing data for the period July 2010-June 2011 at the local court level. At the end of the post, I wondered about how to wrangle the data in R so that I 
Accessing and Visualising Sentencing Data for Local Courts
A recent provisional data release from the Ministry of Justice contains sentencing data from English(?) courts, at the offence level, for the period July 2010-June 2011: “Published for the first time every sentence handed down at each court in the country between July 2010 and June 2011, along with the age and ethnicity of each 
Keep your files in sync for free
It is not uncommon to have two computers at work, four at home and a server out on the wild, wild internet (that's what we have, anyway ... wait, we forgot one in London). How to keep all these files in sync? Here are our file synchronization tips.
RStudio: a cross-platform IDE for R
Which text editor do you use? Once in a while this question pops up on the R-help mailing list. Up until recently I used the KDE text editor Kate under Linux. Recently, I came across a new text editor for… See more ›
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
