The WYSIWYG Access Control Permissions Embedded Google Docs, Sheets, etc. Built In Google Search and Analytics Final Thoughts The title of this post is probably off-putting to a large number of people. Why on earth would I use Google Site... [Read more...]

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is the main standard for tracking the inflation of the U.S. dollar. The various CPI measures are published monthly by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For this walk-through, we will be using the blcsrapeR package to downl... [Read more...]

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is the main standard for tracking the inflation of the U.S. dollar. The various CPI measures are published monthly by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For this walk-through, we will be using the blcsrapeR package to downl... [Read more...]

In a previous post, we created an R Notebook to explore the relationship between the copper/gold price ratio and 10-year Treasury yields (if you’re curious why we might care about this relationship, have a quick look at that previous post), relying on data from Quandl. Today, we’ll ... [Read more...]

The results of KDnuggets' 18th annual poll of data science software usage are in, and for the first time in three years Python has edged out R as the most popular software. While R increased its share of usage from 45.7% in last year's poll to 52.1% this year, Python's usage among ... [Read more...]

For anyone looking for job opportunities, it is nice to have an idea how the job market will perform in the future for your chosen career or industry. Many countries have open data sets that offer this kind of data. In these exercises we will use R to analyze the ... [Read more...]

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In the last exercise, We have seen how powerful functional programming principles can be and how it can drammatically increase the readablity of the code and how easily you can work with them .In this set of exercises we will look at functional programming principles with purrr.Purrr comes with ... [Read more...]

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tl;dr: Publication bias and p-hacking can dramatically inflate effect size estimates in meta-analyses. Many methods have been proposed to correct for such bias and to estimate the underlying true effect. In a large simulation study, we found out which methods do not work well under which conditions, and give ... [Read more...]

- I’ve been working with Linux for some time but always in a dual boot setup. While I used Linux-Mint at home, my university computer always had Windows. Most of the times it was not a problem working in one or the other and s... [Read more...]