May 2018

Collatz Sequence – part 1

May 29, 2018 | Neonira

Collatz sequence is a well known suite mathematical suite, remaining unproved as far as I know. Let’s play with it and discover some of its secrets. To discover its behavior, we stop whenever we reach 1 as input, otherwise depending on parity of υ...
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Scico and the Colour Conundrum

May 29, 2018 | Data Imaginist

I’m happy to once again announce the release of a package. This time it happens to be a rather unplanned and quick new package, which is fun for a change. The package in question is scico which provides access to the colour palettes developed by Fabio Crameri as well ...
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Probabilistic Forecasting for the 2018 FIFA World Cup

May 29, 2018 | Achim Zeileis

Using a consensus model based on quoted bookmakers' odds winning probabilities for all competing teams in the FIFA World Cup are obtained: The favorite is Brazil, closely followed by the defending World Champion Germany. Football fans worldwide anticipate the 2018 FIFA World Cup that will take place in Russia from 14 June ...
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Classification from scratch, overview 0/8

May 29, 2018 | arthur charpentier

Before my course on « big data and economics » at the university of Barcelona in July, I wanted to upload a series of posts on classification techniques, to get an insight on machine learning tools. According to some common idea, machine learning algorithms are black boxes. I wanted to get back ...
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A recipe for recipes

May 29, 2018 | That’s so Random

If you build statistical or machine learning models, the recipes package can be useful for data preparation. A recipe object is a container that holds all the steps that should be performed to go from the raw data set to the set that is fed into model a algorithm. Once ... [Read more...]

A Tidytext Analysis of 3 Chinese Classics

May 28, 2018 | Posts on Anything Data

For a long time I’ve admired the tidytext package and its wonderful companion book Text Mining with R. After reading it I thought, “Why not undertake a project of Chinese text analysis?” I am deeply interested in Chinese philosophy but I decided to keep the analysis narrow by selecting ... [Read more...]

Daily Streamflow Trend Analysis

May 28, 2018 | The USGS OWI blog

Introduction This document describes how to produce a set of graphics and perform the associated statistical tests that describe trends in daily streamflow at a single streamgage. The trends depicted cover the full range of quantiles of the streamflow distribution, from the lowest discharge of the year, through the median ...
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Native scoring in SQL Server 2017 using R

May 28, 2018 | tomaztsql

Native scoring is a much overlooked feature in SQL Server 2017 (available only under Windows and only on-prem), that provides scoring and predicting in pre-build and stored machine learning models in near real-time.                                                                                              Icons made by Smashicons from www.flaticon.com is licensed by CC 3.0 BY   Depending on the definition of ...
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ShinyProxy 1.1.1 released!

May 28, 2018 | Open Analytics

ShinyProxy is a novel, open source platform to deploy Shiny apps for the enterprise or larger organizations. Theming ShinyProxy 1.1.1 is in essence a maintenance release, but there is one new feature that has been on the wish list of our users for ...
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Statistics Sunday: Two R Packages to Check Out

May 27, 2018 |

I'm currently out of town and not spending as much time on my computer as I have over the last couple months. (It's what happens when you're the only one in your department at work and also most of your hobbies involve a computer.) But I wanted to write up ...
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Intersecting points and overlapping polygons

May 27, 2018 | aghaynes

I’ve been doing some spatial stuff of late and the next little step will involve intersecting points with possibly many overlapping polygons. The sp package has a function called over which returns the polygons that points intersects with. The catch though, is that it only returns the last (highest ... [Read more...]
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