December 2017

Analysing IPL matches using Cricsheet data – Part 1

December 31, 2017 | Anindya Mozumdar

In a series of articles, I will be analysing Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket matches using data from cricsheet and using the R programming language. Cricsheet is an excellent website which provides ball-by-ball data for a large number of cricket matches. The IPL is a professional Twenty20 cricket league in ... [Read more...]

A Multivariate Approach to Adstock Rate Modeling in R

December 30, 2017 | Riki Saito

Advertising adstock is the carry-over effect of some advertisement to a consumer over time. Finding the decay rate or half-life of advertising is a common question of interest to many advertisers to determine how effective advertising builds the awareness of their brand, and how that awareness decays over time. Adstock ...
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Underrated R Functions

December 30, 2017 | Andrew Treadway

I wanted to write a post about a couple of handy functions in R that don’t always get the recognition they deserve. This article will talk about a few functions that form part of R’s core functional programming capabilities. R has thousands of functions, so this is just ...
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R⁶ — Capture Tweets with tweet_shot()

December 30, 2017 | hrbrmstr

(You can find all R⁶ posts here) A Twitter discussion: I'm going to keep my eyes out for this one! Would love to have an easy way to embed tweets in Rmd talks!— Jeff Hollister (@jhollist) December 30, 2017 that spawned from Maëlle’s recent look-back post turned into a quick ...
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Five tips to improve your R code

December 30, 2017 | Simon Jackson

@drsimonj here with five simple tricks I find myself sharing all the time with fellow R users to improve their code! This post was originally published on DataCamp’s community as one of their top 10 articles in 2017  1. More fun to sequence from 1 Next time you use the colon operator to ...
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2017. Quantified. In. R.

December 29, 2017 | hrbrmstr

2017 is nearly at an end. We humans seem to need these cycles to help us on our path forward and have, throughout history, used these annual demarcation points as a time of reflection of what was, what is an what shall come next. To that end, I decided it was ...
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a census-based approach to spanish language maintenance

December 29, 2017 | Jason Timm

Census nuts/bolts New Mexico & the US Some macro-exploration A simple model Some final notes References In this post we investigate Spanish language maintenance within Hispanic communities in the US utilizing data from the US Census. Spanish language maintenance refers to the rate at which Hispanics within a given community ...
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Looking back in 2017 and plans for 2018

December 29, 2017 | R on msperlin

My blog in 2017 As we come close to the end of 2017, its time to look back. This has been a great year for me in many ways. This blog started as a way to write short pieces about using R for finance and promote my book in an organic way. ... [Read more...]

Time To Shine

December 29, 2017 | HighlandR

Blogging and social media for introverts - How to spot an introvert You may have seen David Robinson’s recent post encouraging R users to start blogging. Some folk will willingly act on this advice, and others won’t. For those that won...
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Time To Shine

December 29, 2017 | HighlandR

Blogging and social media for introverts - How to spot an introvert You may have seen David Robinson’s recent post encouraging R users to start blogging. Some folk will willingly act on this advice, and others won’t. For those that won...
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Time To Shine

December 29, 2017 | HighlandR

Blogging and social media for introverts - How to spot an introvert You may have seen David Robinson’s recent post encouraging R users to start blogging. Some folk will willingly act on this advice, and others won’t. For those that won... [Read more...]

My #Best9of2017 tweets

December 29, 2017 | Maëlle Salmon

You’ve probably seen people posting their #Best9of2017, primarily on Instagram I’d say. I’m not an Instagram user, although I do have an account to spy on my younger sister and cousins, so I don’t even have 9 Instagram posts in total but I do l...
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