2016

Crime Analysis – Denver-Part 2

November 18, 2016 | Scott Stoltzman

Getting More Granular Where we’re going In having noticed the crime rates heading up over the last few years, taking a better look seemed more important. I want to first look at “CRIME” before looking into “TRAFFIC” in the data set. It sounds more interesting and I hope the ... [Read more...]

Reproducible Finance with R: A Sharpe Ratio Shiny App

November 18, 2016 | Jonathan Regenstein

by Jonathan Regenstein In this previous post, we used an R Notebook to grab the monthly return data on three stocks, build a portfolio, visualize portfolio performance, and calculate the Sharpe Ratio. The Notebook format emphasized reproducibility and reuse by other R coders. Today, we’ll convert that Notebook into ... [Read more...]

The 5 most popular R packages

November 18, 2016 | David Smith

The good folks at DataCamp track activity related to R packages on the RDocumentation.org Trends page. As of this writing, it tracks statistics on 11,768 packages (distributed across CRAN, BioConductor and Github) comprising over 1.7 million R functions in total. On that page, you can find current rankings on the most ... [Read more...]

Rcpp 0.12.8: And more goodies

November 18, 2016 | Thinking inside the box

Yesterday the eighth update in the 0.12.* series of Rcpp made it to the CRAN network for GNU R where the Windows binary has by now been generated too; the Debian package is on its way as well. This 0.12.8 release follows the 0.12.0 release from late ... [Read more...]

Earthquake energy over time

November 18, 2016 | Peter's stats stuff - R

Disclaimer on all that follows - I am not an earthquake scientist and have cobbled together this post from sources like Wikipedia, official open data, and a range of information sites. There may be mistakes and misinterpretations that follow. Energy release from earthquakes is extremely variable My last blog post ... [Read more...]

fauxpas – HTTP conditions package

November 18, 2016 | Scott Chamberlain

HTTP, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol is a protocol by which most of us interact with the web. When we do requests to a website in a browser on desktop or mobile, or get some data from a server in R, all of that is using HTTP. HTTP has a rich ... [Read more...]

Introducing trelliscopejs

November 17, 2016 | ryan hafen

I’m really excited to announce the beta release of a visualization project I’ve put a lot of work into for the past several months, trelliscopejs. trelliscopejs is an R package that brings faceted visualizations to life while plugging in to common analytical workflows like ggplot2 or the “tidyverse”. ... [Read more...]

postdoc on missing data at École Polytechnique

November 17, 2016 | xi'an

Julie Josse contacted me for advertising a postdoc position at École Polytechnique, in Palaiseau, south of Paris. “The fellowship is focusing on missing data. Interested graduates should apply as early as possible since the position will be filled when a suitable candidate is found. The Centre for Applied Mathematics (CMAP) ... [Read more...]

Discriminant Analysis for Group Separation in R

November 17, 2016 | Aaron Schlegel

The term ‘discriminant analysis’ is often used interchangeably to represent two different objectives. These objectives of discriminant analysis are: Description of group separation. Linear combinations of variables, known as discriminant functions, of the dependent variables that maximize the separation between the groups are used to identify the relative contribution of... ...
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Crime Analysis – Denver-Part 1

November 17, 2016 | Scott Stoltzman

Project Background As we all know, Colorado is considered one of the scariest places on earth. Denver, CO has had an enormous influx of people over the last decade and it is still ramping up. So why did I pick Denver? That’s simple, I have lived in Colorado for ... [Read more...]

Generating Data Exercises

November 17, 2016 | Mary Anne Thygesen

Let’s make data R is good a making simulated data sets. These data sets are useful for learning programming. Instead of having to spend all your time cleaning up your data you have data ready to use for learning how to program. The data that will be generated here ... [Read more...]

Notable New and Updated R packages (to October 2016)

November 17, 2016 | David Smith

As we prepare for the upcoming release of Microsoft R Open, I've been preparing the list of new and updated packages for the spotlights page. This involves scanning the CRANberries feed (with gracious thanks to Dirk Eddelbuettel) for newly-released packages and significant updates to existing ones. This is a lot ... [Read more...]

EARL Boston 2016

November 17, 2016 | Appsilon Data Science - R language

Last week our CEO, Filip Stachura, gave a speech at EARL conference in Boston titled “Rapid shiny development to blend experts knowledge into machine learning models”. EARL Boston Filip spoke to a huge number of R data scientists about how one ca... [Read more...]
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