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Confidence Bands for Universal Scalability Models

September 7, 2010
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Confidence Bands for Universal Scalability Models

In the recent GDAT class, confidence intervals (CI) for performance data were discussed. Their generalization to confidence bands (CB) for scalability projections using the USL model also came up informally. I showed a prototype plot but it was an ugly hack. Later requests from GDAT attendees to apply CBs to their own data meant I had...

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Confidence Bands for Universal Scalability Models

September 7, 2010
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Confidence Bands for Universal Scalability Models

In the recent GDAT class, confidence intervals (CI) for performance data were discussed. Their generalization to confidence bands (CB) for scalability projections using the USL model also came up informally. I showed a prototype plot but it was an ugly hack. Later requests from GDAT attendees to apply CBs to their own data meant I had...

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Competition: Data Visualization with ggplot2

September 3, 2010
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Competition: Data Visualization with ggplot2

The ggplot2 package for R is an amazing system for creating entirely new visualizations of data. It allows data analysts to tell a detailed, meaningful and yet easy-to-interpret story about complex and/or unusual data sets. To promote more data stories being told, ggplot2 author Hadley Wickham has organized a ggplot2 case study competition. Simply create a new visualization of...

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Bot Botany – K-Means and ggplot2

September 2, 2010
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Bot Botany – K-Means and ggplot2

So if you had a robot that was an expert at botany - would you have a bot botanist?  Among other things, it would need to to distinguish flowers through vision and image processing, and be able to classify various kinds of plants based upon specif...

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Bot Botany – K-Means and ggplot2

September 2, 2010
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Bot Botany – K-Means and ggplot2

So if you had a robot that was an expert at botany - would you have a bot botanist?  Among other things, it would need to to distinguish flowers through vision and image processing, and be able to classify various kinds of plants based upon specif...

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Better than Average

August 31, 2010
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Better than Average

The NIST's The Engineering Statistics Handbook includes an Introduction to Time Series Analysis which provides a great way of demonstrating how R can be used to make such calculations.  This post replicates the analys...

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Better than Average

August 31, 2010
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Better than Average

The NIST's The Engineering Statistics Handbook includes an Introduction to Time Series Analysis which provides a great way of demonstrating how R can be used to make such calculations.  This post replicates the analys...

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Even Simpler Multivariate Correlated Simulations

August 31, 2010
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Even Simpler Multivariate Correlated Simulations

So after yesterday’s post on Simple Simulation using Copulas I got a very nice email that basically begged the question, “Dude, why are you making this so hard?” The author pointed out that if what I really want is a Gaussian correlation structure for Gaussian distributions then I could simply use the mvrnorm() function from

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Sweet bar chart o’ mine

August 30, 2010
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Sweet bar chart o’ mine

Last week I was asked to visualise some heart rate data from an experiment. ... The standard way of displaying a time series (that is, a numeric variable that changes over time) is with a line plot. ... The experimenters, however, wanted a bar chart. I hadn't considered this use of a barchart before, so it was interesting...

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US House Election Results Visualized Five Ways

August 30, 2010
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US House Election Results Visualized Five Ways

The Democratic major-party vote share of US House elections 2002-2008 visualized 5 different ways.

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