June 2016

Images as x-axis labels

June 2, 2016 | Jonathan Carroll

Open-source software is awesome. If I found that a piece of closed-source software was missing a feature that I wanted, well, bad luck. I probably couldn’t even tell if was actually missing or if I just didn’t know about it....Continue Reading → [Read more...]

Images as x-axis labels

June 2, 2016 | Jonathan Carroll

Open-source software is awesome. If I found that a piece of closed-source software was missing a feature that I wanted, well, bad luck. I probably couldn't even tell if was actually missing or if I just didn't know about it....Continue Reading →
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A demonstration of vtreat data preparation

June 1, 2016 | John Mount

This article is a demonstration the use of the R vtreat variable preparation package followed by caret controlled training. In previous writings we have gone to great lengths to document, explain and motivate vtreat. That necessarily gets long and unnecessarily feels complicated. In this example we are going to show ...
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Finding Influential people on Instagram

June 1, 2016 | Tiago Dantas

I  use R at my job, in consultancy projects and in my Phd research. I spend most of the time trying to answer specific questions. This time the question is: "Can I find key/influential persons following a specific account?". I've developed a R code to answer the question, according ...
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Le Monde puzzle [#964]

June 1, 2016 | xi'an

A not so enticing Le Monde mathematical puzzle: Find the minimal value of a five digit number divided by the sum of its digits. This can formalised as finding the minimum of N/(a+b+c+d+e) when N writes abcde. And solved by brute force. Using a rough ...
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Reference semantics in R

June 1, 2016 | gluc

Question I recently got a mail from Václav on reference semantics in data.tree, reading as follows: Dear Christoph, I am rather inexperienced when it comes to environments in R and henceforth I apologize if my question is basic; however, my colleagues are no better than me to answer ... [Read more...]

Trisurf Plots in R using Plotly

June 1, 2016 | Riddhiman

In this post we’ll show how to create Triangular Surface Plots in R. This post is based on timelyportfolio’s gist. Moebius Strip [crayon-574f957d4f6d8269686049/] 2D Surface over a disk [crayon-574f957d4f6f0642123440/] Chopper from python [crayon-574f957d4f712450395539/] [Read more...]

Scripting Loops In R

June 1, 2016 | John Akwei

An R programmer can determine the order of processing of commands, via use of the control statements; repeat{}, while(), for(), break, and next Answers to the exercises are available here. Exercise 1 The repeat{} loop processes a block of code until the condition specified by the break statement, (that is mandatory ... [Read more...]

EARL London 2016 – Speakers Announced

June 1, 2016 | Liz Matthews

LONDON  13th – 15th SEPTEMBER 2016 EARL is an exciting cross-sector Conference dedicated to the real business usage of R.   One day of Workshops and two days devoted to the most innovative R implementations by the world’s leading practitioners. … Continue reading → [Read more...]

MilanoR meeting | Call for presentations

June 1, 2016 | MilanoR

A MilanoR meeting is an occasion to bring together R users from the Milano area to share R tips and experience: the next one will be Thursday, October 27th. We are looking for volunteers to present at the next meeting: if you feel you have something to input or you ... [Read more...]

Readability Trends in 350+ Public Addresses

June 1, 2016 | data_steve

Vocativ did an interesting analysis of the President’s State of the Union (SOTU) speeches, which we heard about via Partially Derative podcast. They showed that across the past couple hundred years and many Presidents, SOTU speeches have been targe... [Read more...]

NLP on NPR’s Commencement Addresses

June 1, 2016 | data_steve

Vocativ did an interesting analysis of the President’s State of the Union (SOTU) speeches. They showed that across the past couple hundred years and many Presidents, SOTU speeches have been targeted at audiences with lower and lower education levels. Vocativ’s in-print interpretation of the downward sloping trend was ... [Read more...]

Recent presentations

June 1, 2016 | Steph

The last month or so has been a whirlwind of awesomeness with a veritable bevvy of user group and conference talks on my part! I thought I would share the materials with you and provide some brief thoughts on how each presentation went. Sessions SQL Saturday Exeter : Stats 101 London Business ...
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Forecast v7 (part 2)

June 1, 2016 | R on Rob J Hyndman

As mentioned in my previous post on the forecast package v7, the most visible feature was the introduction of ggplot2 graphics. This post briefly summarizes the remaining new features of forecast v7. library(forecast) library(ggplot2) tslm rewritten Th... [Read more...]
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