February 2017

Live Event: Blogging for Data Scientists

February 6, 2017 | Ari Lamstein

This Thursday at 10am I will be doing a live event with John Sonmez, the founder of SimpleProgrammer. The presentation is titled Blogging for Data Scientists. John... The post Live Event: Blogging for Data Scientists appeared first on AriLamstein.com.
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With our powers combined! xgboost and pipelearner

February 6, 2017 | Simon Jackson

@drsimonj here to show you how to use xgboost (extreme gradient boosting) models in pipelearner.  Why a post on xgboost and pipelearner? xgboost is one of the most powerful machine-learning libraries, so there’s a good reason to use it. pipelearner helps to create machine-learning pipelines that make it easy ...
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[WEBINAR] Trading in Live Markets using R

February 6, 2017 | R programming

Trading using R on Interactive Brokers The session would be covering the following aspects: Installing R-studio IDE Reference sheet for the IBroker Package – https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/IBrokers/IBrokers.pdf TWS configuration Viewing account information details in R Downloading historical data in R Printing real-time data on R ...
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From a million nested `ifelse`s to the plater package

February 6, 2017 | Sean Hughes

As a lab scientist, I do almost all of my experiments in microtiter plates. These tools are an efficient means of organizing many parallel experimental conditions. It's not always easy, however, to translate between the physical plate and a useful data structure for analysis. My first attempts to solve this ... [Read more...]

My Book is out!

February 6, 2017 | R and Finance

I am happy to announce that my book about R and Finance (in portuguese) is finally available! The idea of writing a book about R started back in the end of 2015, when I decided to try something different than research papers. W... [Read more...]

Evolving R Tools and Practices

February 5, 2017 | John Mount

One of the distinctive features of the R platform is how explicit and user controllable everything is. This allows the style of use of R to evolve fairly rapidly. I will discuss this and end with some new notations, methods, and tools I am nominating for inclusion into your view ...
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Male mortality in Russia and Japan

February 5, 2017 | Ilya Kashnitsky

Russia is sadly notorious for its ridiculously high adult male mortality. According to Human Mortality Database data (2010), the probability for a Russian men to survive from 20 to 60 was just 0.64 1. For women the probability is 0.87. This huge gender disproportion in mortality results in a peculiar sex ratio profile (see my old ...
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Introduction to ggraph: Nodes

February 5, 2017 | Data Imaginist - R posts

This is the second post in my series of ggraph introductions. The first post introduced the concept of layouts, which is simply a specification on how nodes should be placed on a plane. This post will dive into how the nodes are drawn, once a layout ... [Read more...]

Introduction to ggraph: Layouts

February 5, 2017 | Data Imaginist - R posts

I will soon submit ggraph to CRAN - I swear! But in the meantime I’ve decided to build up anticipation for the great event by publishing a range of blog posts describing the central parts of ggraph: Layouts, Nodes, Edges, and Connections. All of th... [Read more...]

How To Make Your Data Analyst Resume Stand Out

February 5, 2017 | John

To the typical reader, most technical resumes sound alike and share none of the unique personality behind the paper. For example, you may know that [...] The post How To Make Your Data Analyst Resume Stand Out appeared first on ProgrammingR. [Read more...]
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