An interview with Brad Efron about scientific writing. I haven’t watched the whole interview, but I do know that Efron is one of my favorite writers among statisticians. Slidify, another approach for making HTML5 slides directly from R. I love … Continue reading →
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R Workshop: Introducing Slidify – HTML5 slides from R markdown
Thursday, June 28th, 2012 19h. <– new evening time! Tomson House: 650 McTavish, H3A 1Y2, Montréal, QC <– new social setting! guRu: Ramnath Vaidyanathan (McGill University) Ramnath Vaidyanathan will introduce the group to slidify, his brand new R package. From the slidify website: “The objective of slidify is to make it easy to create reproducible 
Big Data, R and SAP HANA: Analyze 200 Million Data Points and Later Visualize in HTML5 Using D3 – Part III
Mash-up Airlines Performance Data with Historical Weather Data to Pinpoint Weather Related DelaysFor this exercise, I combined following four separate blogs that I did on BigData, R and SAP HANA. Historical airlines and weather dat...
Big Data, R and HANA: Analyze 200 Million Data Points and Later Visualize Using Google Maps
Technologies: SAP HANA, R, HTML5, D3, Google Maps, JQuery and JSONFor this fun exercise, I analyzed more than 200 million data points using SAP HANA and R and then brought in the aggregated results in HTML5 using D3, JSON and Google Maps APIs. Th...
Tracking SFO Airport’s Performance Using R, HANA and D3
This is my first introduction to D3 and I am simply blown away. Mike Bostock (@mbostock), you are genius and thanks for creating D3! With HANA, R, D3, HTML5 and iPad, and you got yourself a KILLER combo!I have been burning my midnight oil o...
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
