June 2017

Machine Learning Powered Biological Network Analysis

June 11, 2017 | dgrapov

Metabolomic network analysis can be used to interpret experimental results within a variety of contexts including: biochemical relationships, structural and spectral similarity and empirical correlation. Machine learning is useful for modeling relationships in the context of pattern recognition, clustering, classification and regression based predictive modeling. The combination of developed metabolomic ...
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Likelihood calculation for the g-and-k distribution

June 10, 2017 | Pierre Jacob

    Hello, An example often used in the ABC literature is the g-and-k distribution (e.g. reference [1] below), which is defined through the inverse of its cumulative distribution function (cdf). It is easy to simulate from such distributions by drawing uniform variables and applying the inverse cdf to them. However, since ...
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R Weekly Bulletin Vol – XI

June 10, 2017 | QuantInsti

This week’s R bulletin will cover topics on how to round to the nearest desired number, converting and comparing dates and how to remove last x characters from an element. Hope you like this R weekly bulletin. Enjoy reading! Shortcut Keys 1. Comment/uncomment current line/selection – Ctrl+Shift+C 2. ...
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Density-Based Clustering Exercises

June 10, 2017 | Kostiantyn Kravchuk

Density-based clustering is a technique that allows to partition data into groups with similar characteristics (clusters) but does not require specifying the number of those groups in advance. In density-based clustering, clusters are defined as dense regions of data points separated by low-density regions. Density is measured by the number ... [Read more...]

Engaging the tidyverse Clean Slate Protocol

June 10, 2017 | hrbrmstr

I caught the 0.7.0 release of dplyr on my home CRAN server early Friday morning and immediately set out to install it since I’m eager to finish up my sergeant package and get it on CRAN. “Tidyverse” upgrades aren’t trivial for me as I tinker quite a bit with ...
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UK 2017 General Election Results Data

June 10, 2017 | Thiemo Fetzer

As the reality of a hung parliament starts to sink in, economists, political scientists and commentators will begin their usual routine of “post mortem” analysis of the surprise result of the UK 2017 general election. My co-authors Sascha Becker and Dennis Novy have done a similar exercise studying the EU Referendum ... [Read more...]

Who is talking about the French Open?

June 9, 2017 | Maëlle Salmon

I don’t think rOpenSci’s Jeroen Ooms can ever top the coolness of his magick package but I have to admit other things he’s developped are not bad at all. He’s recently been working on interfaces to Google compact language detectors 2 and 3 (the latter being more experimental). ... [Read more...]

Who is talking about the French Open?

June 9, 2017 | Maëlle Salmon

I don’t think rOpenSci’s Jeroen Ooms can ever top the coolness of his magick package but I have to admit other things he’s developped are not bad at all. He’s recently been working on interfaces to Google compact language detectors 2 and 3 (the latter being more experimental). ... [Read more...]

Schedule for useR!2017 now available

June 9, 2017 | David Smith

The full schedule of talks for useR!2017, the global R user conference, has now been posted. The conference will feature 16 tutorials, 6 keynotes, 141 full talks, and 86 lightning talks starting on July 5 in Brussels. That's a lot to fir into 4 days, but I'm especially looking forward to the keynote presentations: 20 years of ... [Read more...]

Big Data Manipulation in R Exercises

June 9, 2017 | Lauro Silva

Some times it is necessary to download really big csv files to deliver some analysis. When you hit file sizes in Gigabytes it is useful to use R instead of spreadsheets. This exercise teaches us to manipulate this kind of files. Answers to the exercises are available here. Exercise 1 Create ... [Read more...]

Managing intermediate results when using R/sparklyr

June 9, 2017 | John Mount

In our latest “R and big data” article we show how to manage intermediate results in non-trivial Apache Spark workflows using R, sparklyr, dplyr, and replyr. Handle management Many Sparklyr tasks involve creation of intermediate or temporary tables. This can be through dplyr::copy_to() and through dplyr::compute(). These ...
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Unconf projects 5: mwparser, Gargle, arresteddev

June 9, 2017 | Karthik Ram

And finally, we end our series of unconf project summaries (day 1, day 2, day 3, day 4). mwparser Summary: Wikimarkup is the language used on Wikipedia and similar projects, and as such contains a lot of valuable data both for scientists studying collaborative systems and people studying things documented on or in Wikipedia. ... [Read more...]

RSelenium and Java Heap Space

June 8, 2017 | R on datawookie

I’m in the process of deploying a scraper on a DigitalOcean instance. The scraper uses RSelenium with the PhantomJS browser. I ran into a problem though. Although it worked flawlessly on my local machine, on the remote instance it broke with the following error: Selenium message:Java heap space ... [Read more...]

UK General Election 2017: May vs June

June 8, 2017 | Daniel's Blog

Pundits have been asking themselves over the last days how did Theresa May’s gamble fail? Although the Conservative party received 42% of the vote, Labour received 40%, and all the other parties received 18% between them. The Tories lost their parli... [Read more...]
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