This post explains how to use R to automatically write and send emails based on automatically computed analyses (yep, everything automated). This means that when analysis changes or is updated, the email body text changes...

In the last post, we focused on the preparation of a tidy dataset describing consumer perceptions of beverages. In this post, I'll describe some analyses I've been doing of these data, in order to better understand how consumers perceive the beverage category. This type of analysis is often used in ...

In a previous post, I took a look at the distribution of religious beliefs in Singapore. Having compiled additional characteristics across 3 time periods (2000, 2010, 2015), I decided to write a follow-up post to examine the changes across time. The dataset that I will be using is aggregated from the 2000 and 2010 Census as ...

In this post, I will analyze the results of the “épreuves classantes nationales (ECN)”, which is a competitive examination at the end of the 6th year of medical school in France. First ones get to choose first where they want to continue their medical training. A very clean dataset The ...

Earlier this year, the GDELT Project released their Television Explorer that enabled API access to closed-caption tedt from television news broadcasts. They’ve done an incredible job expanding and stabilizing the API and just recently released “top trending tables” which summarise what the “top” topics and phrases are across news ...