17.10.2017 A new version of Bio7 for Windows and Linux is available. The MacOSX version will be released soon, too. The application Bio7 is an integrated development environment for ecological modelling, scientific image analysis and statistical analysis. Beside many different tools it contains a complete Graphical User Interface for R. The ... [Read more...]

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A new rOpenSci package provides access to data to which users may already have directly contributed, and for which contribution is fun, keeps you fit, and helps made the world a better place. The data come from using public bicycle hire schemes, and the package is called bikedata. Public bicycle ... [Read more...]

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Plotly serves a large bioinformatics and biostats research community. These users leverage the uniquely interactive features of plotly charts for dendrograms, heatmaps, volcano plots, and other visualizations common in this field. Here are 7 resources in Python and R created by plotly bioinformatics and biostats researchers. 1. Jupyter notebook: Visualizing bioinformatics data ... [Read more...]

One of our senior data scientists, Olga Mierzwa-Sulima spoke at the userR! conference in Brussels to a packed house. The seats were full and there were audience members spilling out the doors. Source: https://twitter.com/matlabulous/status/882530484... [Read more...]

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One of our senior data scientists, Olga Mierzwa-Sulima spoke at the userR! conference in Brussels to a packed house. The seats were full and there were audience members spilling out the doors. Source: https://twitter.com/matlabulous/status/882530484... [Read more...]

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The ROpenSci team has started publishing a new series of interviews with the goal of “demystifying the creative and development processes of R community members”. I had the great pleasure of being interviewed by Kelly O'Briant earlier this year, and the interview was published on Friday. Thanks for being a ... [Read more...]

This weekend, I decided it was time: I was going to update my Python environment and get Keras and Tensorflow installed so I could start doing tutorials (particularly for deep learning) using […] [Read more...]

Coming back to markets and trading (after a while), the feeling has been that the markets, and the economy as a whole, are doing good. How good? Since I haven’t been following things closely, I had to do some forensics. Friday was the 234th trading day after the election. ... [Read more...]

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Introduction It is hard to wander around New York City without seeing rows of dozens of bright blue Citibikes planted in the middle of busiest nooks […] The post Citibike Business Opportunity: Advertising appeared first on NYC Data Science Academy Blog. [Read more...]

Hello everyones, I just finished my MOOC on Foundations of strategic business analitycs. It was interresting and at the end of this course, I had to present a graph that was suppose to be relevent for a business organization. Different datasets were availables: speed dating, Co2 emissons, bike sharing, loans, ... [Read more...]

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Sales, customer service, supply chain and logistics, manufacturing… no matter which department you’re in, you more than likely care about backorders. Backorders are products that are temporarily out of stock, but a customer is permitted to place an order against future inventory. Back orders are both good and bad: ... [Read more...]