June 2018

Comparing methods using a prediction interval

June 13, 2018 | Roos Colman

In this post, I will illustrate the use of prediction intervals for the comparison of measurement methods. In the example a new spectral method for measuring whole blood hemoglobin is compared with a reference method. First, let’s start with discussing the large difference between a confidence interval and a ... [Read more...]

Hotfix for Microsoft R Open 3.5.0 on Linux

June 13, 2018 | David Smith

On Monday, we learned about a serious issue with the installer for Microsoft R Open on Linux-based systems. (Thanks to Norbert Preining for reporting the problem.) The issue was that the installation and de-installation scripts would modify the system shell, and did not use the standard practices to create and ... [Read more...]

Discrete or continuous modeling ?

June 13, 2018 | arthur charpentier

Tuesday, we got our conference “Insurance, Actuarial Science, Data & Models” and Dylan Possamaï gave a very interesting concluding talk. In the introduction, he came back briefly on a nice discussion we usually have in economics on the kind of model we should consider. It was about optimal control. In many ...
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wrapr 1.5.0 available on CRAN

June 13, 2018 | John Mount

The R package wrapr 1.5.0 is now available on CRAN. wrapr includes a lot of tools for writing better R code: let() (let block) %.__% (dot arrow pipe) build_frame() / draw_frame() ( data.frame builders and formatters ) qc() (quoting concatenate) := (named map builder) %?% (coalesce) NEW! %.|% (reduce/expand args) NEW! uniques() (safe unique() ... [Read more...]

Fun and easy R graphs with images

June 13, 2018 | melliferrari

Code for fun I feel passionately that anyone can learn some coding but many feel they lack natural aptitude for it. One of the things I always try to stress to those I am teaching is that it matters very much less what you do than that do you it. ...
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MOVIE BROWSER

June 12, 2018 | Akshit Arora

Movie Browser is here to help you discover new movies to watch, in a lot of different ways. You’ll be able to browse everything from new movies, Documentaries and TV shows, to the best movies in the 1970's. The app lets you see the Critics, IMDB and Audience score ...
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Monte Carlo Part Two

June 12, 2018 | R Views

In a previous post, we reviewed how to set up and run a Monte Carlo (MC) simulation of future portfolio returns and growth of a dollar. Today, we will run that simulation many, many, times and then visualize the results. Our ultimate goal is to build a Shiny app that ...
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Beautiful Visualizations in R

June 12, 2018 |

I recently discovered the R Graph Gallery, where users can share the beautiful visualizations they've created using R and its various libraries (especially ggplot2). One of my favorite parts about this gallery is a section called Art From Data, in whic...
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Another Prediction for the FIFA World Cup 2018

June 12, 2018 | Ava Yang

Given that the UEFA Champion League final a few weeks ago between Real Madrid and Liverpool is the only match I’ve watched properly in over ten years, how dare I presume I can guess that Brazil is going to lift the trophy in the 2018 FIFA World Cup? Well, here ...
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API Instructions

June 12, 2018 | Val Pinskiy

The Fantasy Football Analytics API allows developers to programmatically access our data in JSON format. Users must pay for a standalone subscription to obtain a unique API key granting access.[...] The post API Instructions appeared first on Fantasy Football Analytics. [Read more...]

R 3.5.0 on Debian and Ubuntu: An Update

June 11, 2018 | Thinking inside the box

Overview R 3.5.0 was released a few weeks ago. As it changes some (important) internals, packages installed with a previous version of R have to be rebuilt. This was known and expected, and we took several measured steps to get R binaries to everybody without breakage. The question of but how ... [Read more...]

Clustering NHL Goalies

June 11, 2018 | Dan Garmat's Blog -- R

This has been a great Stanley Cup playoffs for Washington Capitals fans such as myself. With so much breath holding, I’ve paid more attention this year than recent years. As a former goalie myself, my curiosity grew towards: Who are these goalies so much better than me they beat ...
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