2015

Statistical Learning – 2016

December 12, 2015 | Anirudh

On January 12, 2016, Stanford University professors Trevor Hastie and Rob Tibshirani will offer the 3rd iteration of Statistical Learning, a MOOC which first began in January 2014, and has become quite a popular course among data scientists. It is a great place to learn statistical learning (machine learning) methods using the R ...
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Secret Santa Picker using R

December 12, 2015 | wszafranski

Here’s a quick post on making a secret santa picker using R. The code eliminates a person from picking themselves, otherwise it’s no frills. #set the variable for the number of people npeople=5 fam=matrix(ncol=1, nrow=npeople, NA) fam[1,1]="name1" fam[2,1]="name2" fam[3,1]="name3" fam[4,1]="name4" fam[5,1]="... [Read more...]

Vacancies in the Netherlands

December 12, 2015 | Wingfeet

Over the last couple of years, each weekend I have registering how many vacancies websites claim to have. This post shows some of the observations one may draw from the plots.DataData is from general and more specialized websites. The first observations started in 2010. Since that time there were a ... [Read more...]

Vacancies in the Netherlands

December 12, 2015 | Wingfeet

Over the last couple of years, each weekend I have registering how many vacancies websites claim to have. This post shows some of the observations one may draw from the plots.DataData is from general and more specialized websites. The first observation... [Read more...]

R package dependencies (2015)

December 12, 2015 | Erich Neuwirth

R package dependencies Erich Neuwirth December 12, 2015 CRAN at the moment (2015-12-12 12:25:37) has 7610 R packages. Quite a few of these packages are required by other packages (by Depends, Imports, or LinkingTo) Required by Packages 0 5791 1-9 1412 10-99 305 100-999 91 1000-1999 8 2000 3 So there are 3 packages required […] [Read more...]

Bringing the powers of SQL into R

December 11, 2015 | Lionel Hertzog

One of the big flaw of R is that data loaded into it are stored in the memory (on the RAM) and not on the disk. As you are working in an analysis with large (big) data the processing time of simple and more complex functions can become very long ...
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The DDMoRe Interoperability Framework goes public!

December 11, 2015 | Mango Blogger

The Drug Disease Model Resources (DDMoRe) Consortium has been created to improve the quality, efficiency and cost effectiveness of Model-Informed Drug Discovery & Development.  it is a five-year project of the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI, www.imi.europa.eu) with 26 stakeholders from … Continue reading → [Read more...]

Practical Data Science with R examples

December 11, 2015 | John Mount

One of the big points of Practical Data Science with R is to supply a large number of fully worked examples. Our intent has always been for readers to read the book, and if they wanted to follow up on a data set or technique to find the matching worked ... [Read more...]

R 3.2.3 released

December 11, 2015 | David Smith

Yesterday, the R Core Team released a new update to R (version 3.2.3, codenamed "Wooden Christmas Tree"), and the source distribution is now available for download on CRAN. Binary versions for Windows, Mac and Linux are also available for download from your local CRAN mirror. This release makes a few small ... [Read more...]

Speeding up the Cluster Bootstrap in R

December 11, 2015 | diffuseprior

Back in January 2013 I wrote a blog post showing how to implement a basic cluster/block bootstrap in R. One drawback of the cluster bootstap is the length of time it takes to sample with replacement and create the data samples. Thankfully some of the comments on my previous post ... [Read more...]

Weekly R-Tips: Importing Packages and User Inputs

December 11, 2015 | atmathew

Number 1: Importing Multiple Packages Anyone who has used R for some time has written code that required the use of multiple packages. In most cases, this will be done by using the library or require function to bring in the appropriate extensions. That’s nice and gets the desired result, ... [Read more...]

Sequential Analysis

December 11, 2015 | John Mount

We here at Win-Vector LLC been working through an ad-hoc series about A/B testing combining elements of both operations research and statistical points of view. A dynamic programming solution to A/B test design Why does designing a simple A/B test seem so complicated? A clear picture of ...
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RStudio just keeps getting better

December 10, 2015 | R on Rob J Hyndman

RStudio has been a life-changer for the way I work, and for how I teach data analysis. I still have a couple of minor frustrations with it, but they are slowly disappearing as RStudio adds features. I use dual monitors and I like to code on one monitor and have ... [Read more...]

RStudio just keeps getting better

December 10, 2015 | Rob J Hyndman

RStudio has been a life-changer for the way I work, and for how I teach data analysis. I still have a couple of minor frustrations with it, but they are slowly disappearing as RStudio adds features. I use dual monitors and I like to code on one monitor and have ... [Read more...]
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