February 2017

A look back at the year in R and Microsoft

February 1, 2017 | David Smith

Thomas Dinsmore's ML/DL blog recently concluded a look back on significant advancements in data science, machine learning and deep learning — many of which involved R and/or Microsoft. Here are those highlights (reproduced with permission): The R Project R and Python maintained their leadership as primary tools for open ... [Read more...]

Euler Problem 10: Summation of Primes

February 1, 2017 | Peter Prevos

A solution in the R language for statistical computing to find the solution the Euler Problem 10: Find the sum of all primes below two million. Continue reading → The post Euler Problem 10: Summation of Primes appeared first on The Devil is in the Data.
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The R Formula Method: The Good Parts

February 1, 2017 | Joseph Rickert

by Max Kuhn Introduction The formula interface to symbolically specify blocks of data is ubiquitous in R. It is commonly used to generate design matrices for modeling function (e.g. lm). In traditional linear model statistics, the design matrix is the two-dimensional representation of the predictor set where instances of ... [Read more...]

Raccoon | Ch 2.4 – 3-way Anova

February 1, 2017 | Quantide

3-way Anova with R: how to find which factors influence a variable Y, analysing the difference between the group means defined by factors’ levels. A new chapter of Raccoon, a Quantide's free web book about Statistical Models with R. The post Raccoon | Ch 2.4 – 3-way Anova appeared first on Quantide - ... [Read more...]

Metro Systems Over Time: Part 3

February 1, 2017 | Page Piccinini

Note, at the time of this writing using the packages ggplot2 and ggmap from CRAN will result in an error. To avoid the error be sure to install both packages from GitHub with the package devtools and restart R if the problem persists. devtools::install_github("dkahle/ggmap") devtools::install_... [Read more...]

Taking steps (in XML)

February 1, 2017 | nsaunders

So the votes are in: Your established blog is mostly about your work. Your work changes. Do you continue at the current blog or start a new one? — Neil Saunders (@neilfws) January 23, 2017 I thank you, kind readers. So here’s the plan: (1) keep blogging here as frequently as possible (perhaps ...
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Tidy grid search with pipelearner

February 1, 2017 | Simon Jackson

@drsimonj here to show you how to use pipelearner to easily grid-search hyperparameters for a model. pipelearner is a package for making machine learning piplines and is currently available to install from GitHub by running the following: # install.packages("devtools") # Run this if devtools isn't installed devtools::install_github("drsimonj/... [Read more...]
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