March 2018

Steel-ing a Makeover from Tariffic Post

March 12, 2018 | hrbrmstr

(FWIW I think I even caused myself pain due to the title of this blog post). Kaiser Fung (@junkcharts) did a makeover post on this chart about U.S. steel tariffs: Kaiser’s makeover is good (Note: just because I said “good” does not mean I’m endorsing the use ...
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Extracting PDF Text with R and Creating Tidy Data

March 12, 2018 | Datazar

In the digital age of today, data comes in many forms. Many of the more common file types like CSV, XLSX, and plain text (TXT) are easy to access and manage. Yet, sometimes, the data we need is locked away in a file format that is less accessible such as ...
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place from text: geography & distributional semantics

March 11, 2018 | Jason Timm

From text to map Corpus search and context LSA, MDS, and semantic space FIN In this post, we demonstrate some different methodologies for exploring the geographical information found in text. First, we address some of the practical issues of extracting places/place-names from an annotated corpus, and demonstrate how to (1) ...
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Gold diggers at the Olympics

March 11, 2018 | Edwin Thoen

It came to a close two weeks ago. Over two weeks of obsessive watching everything that moves on skis, skates or boards. My tiny country of the Netherlands won about half of all the medals at the speed skating events. Since there are many medals to be won here this ...
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R Tip: Use the vtreat Package For Data Preparation

March 11, 2018 | John Mount

If you are working with predictive modeling or machine learning in R this is the R tip that is going to save you the most time and deliver the biggest improvement in your results. R Tip: Use the vtreat package for data preparation in predictive analytics and machine learning projects. ...
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Street Crime UK – Shiny App

March 11, 2018 | Fabio Veronesi

Introduction This is a shiny app to visualize heat maps of Street Crimes across Britain from 2010-12 to 2018-01 and test their spatial pattern. The code for both ui.R and server.R is available from my GitHub at: https://github.com/fveronesi/StreetCrimeUK_Shiny Usage Please be aware that ...
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Mandalas Colored

March 11, 2018 | @aschinchon

Apriétame bien la mano, que un lucero se me escapa entre los dedos (Coda Flamenca, Extremoduro) I have the privilege of being teacher at ESTALMAT, a project run by Spanish Royal Academy of Sciences that tries to detect, guide and stimulate in a continuous way, along two courses, the ...
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R: simple for complex tasks, complex for simple tasks

March 10, 2018 | Murtaza Haider

When it comes to undertaking complex data science projects, R is the preferred choice for many. Why? Because handling complex tasks is simpler in R than other comparable platforms. Regrettably, the same is not true for performing simpler tasks, which I would argue is rather complex in base R. Hence, ...
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NBA Team Twitter Analysis Flexdashboard

March 10, 2018 | r on Tony ElHabr

I just wrapped up a mini-project that allowed me to do a handful of things I’ve been meaning to do: Try out the {flexdashboard} package, which is supposed to be good for prototypying larger dashboards (perhaps created with {shinydashboard}. Test out my (mostly completed) personal {tetext} package for quick ... [Read more...]

Textmate setup (Mac only)

March 10, 2018 | Rstats on LIBD rstats club

By L. Collado-Torres. For the past 6-7 years I have been using TextMate 2 as my text editor which I’ve found useful for R code, bash, Markdown, etc. You could also look into Sublime Text or use RStudio (post about this setup coming soon). Sometimes students are interested in this ... [Read more...]
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