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R package building automation

February 11, 2013
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Title: R package building automation

Inspired by the post at http://giventhedata.blogspot.tw/2013/02/my-r-package-development-cheat-sheet.html. I have decided to publish my cheat script for package development as well.

Building package used to be a nightmare, filling in all those Rdfiles manually can cause some serious brain...

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R User Group Meetings in Switzerland and London

February 7, 2013
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Mango Solutions is pleased to confirm details of two forthcoming  R User Group Meetings:  BaselR Date:                                     21st Feb 2013 Venue:                                 transBARent, Viaduktsrasse 3, CH 4051 Basel, Switzerland Time:                                     6.30 pm – 9.30pm Presentations:                  Kinetic evaluations of environmental metabolism data for the agrochemical industry using R – Johannes Ranke                   Estimating Switzerland’s quarterly GDP in R-...

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Learn about R through data mining

February 5, 2013
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Learn about R through data mining

If you're in San Francisco for this week's DeveloperWeek conference, our own Joe Rickert will also giving a presentation on Wednesday at 2:10PM on Predictive Modeling with Big Data in R which will feature several demos of data mining massive data sets using the Revolution R Enterprise. Incidentally, the whole team Revolution Analytics was proud to receive the Top...

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Relearn boxplot and label the outliers

February 5, 2013
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Relearn boxplot and label the outliers

Despite the fact that box plot is used almost every where and taught at undergraduate statistic classes, I recently had to re-learn the box plot in order to know how to label the outliers.

This stackoverflow post was where I found how...

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Generating Labels for Supervised Text Classification using CAT and R

February 4, 2013
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Generating Labels for Supervised Text Classification using CAT and R

The explosion in the availability of text has opened new opportunities to exploit text as data for research. As Justin Grimmer and Brandon Stewart discuss in the above paper, there are a number of approaches to reducing human text to … Continue reading

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A package for agricultural statistic: FAOSTAT

February 3, 2013
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After 8 years of using R, today I finally become a contributor to the community and released my first package, FAOSTAT.


The package is designed to provide user with direct access to the FAOSTAT data base via R and to support the...

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Maize trade Part II: Comparison and analysis

February 3, 2013
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Maize trade Part II: Comparison and analysis

Following my last post about the maize network, although interesting but is not very informative. What we are going to do today is to contrast the maize network with the wine trade network.


The choice why we have chose wine will become clear after the...

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The "golden age" of a football player

January 28, 2013
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The "golden age" of a football player

It's been some time since my last post on football. And we're talking about european soccer here.So I finally managed to write some functions which allow me to extract player stats from www.transfermarkt.de. The site tracks lots of stats in the world o...

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Revolution Newsletter: January 2013

January 23, 2013
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The most recent edition of the Revolution Newsletter is out. The news section is below, and you can read the full January edition (with highlights from this blog and community events) online. You can subscribe to the Revolution Newsletter to get it monthly via email. Top Innovator, Big Data Technologies. Revolution Analytics is the proud recipient of the Top...

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Going Beyond Florence Nightingale’s Data Diagram: Did Flo Blow It with Wedges?

January 23, 2013
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Going Beyond Florence Nightingale’s Data Diagram: Did Flo Blow It with Wedges?

In 2010, I wrote a short blog item about Florence Nightingale the statistician, solely because of its novelty value. I didn't even bother to look closely at the associated graphic she designed, but that's what I intend to do here. In this first installment, I reflect on her famous data visualization by reconstructing it...

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