December 2018

The Need for Speed Part 2: C++ vs. Fortran vs. C

December 23, 2018 | Avi

Searching for Speed In my previous post, I described the method I use for compiling Fortran (or C) into an R package using the .Call interface. This post will compare the speed of various implementations of the layer loss cost function. The Function Often, insurance or reinsurance is bought in ...
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R 101

December 23, 2018 | Rstats on LIBD rstats club

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!????⛄????????❄ In the spirit of the coming new year and new beginnings, we created a tutorial for getting started or restarted with R. If you are new to R or have dabbled in R but haven’t used it much recently, then this post is for you. We will ... [Read more...]

Text classification with tidy data principles

December 23, 2018 | Rstats on Julia Silge

I am an enthusiastic proponent of using tidy data principles for dealing with text data. This kind of approach offers a fluent and flexible option not just for exploratory data analysis, but also for machine learning for text, including both unsupervised machine learning and supervised machine learning. I haven’t ...
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R 101

December 23, 2018 | Rstats on LIBD rstats club

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!????⛄????????❄ In the spirit of the coming new year and new beginnings, we created a tutorial for getting started or restarted with R. If you are new to R or have dabbled in R but haven’t used it much recently, then this post is for you. We will ... [Read more...]

Certifiably Gone Phishing

December 23, 2018 | hrbrmstr

Phishing is [still] the primary way attackers either commit a primary criminal act (i.e. phish a target to, say, install ransomware) or is the initial vehicle used to gain a foothold in an organization so they can perform other criminal operations to achieve some goal. As such, security teams, ...
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ShinyProxy Christmas Release

December 23, 2018 | Open Analytics

ShinyProxy is a novel, open source platform to deploy Shiny apps for the enterprise or larger organizations. Since our previous blog post five releases took place, so it is time to provide the ‘state of affairs’ before venturing into the New Year. Kerberos and Co To some Kerberos is a ... [Read more...]

R Vocabulary – Part 1

December 22, 2018 | Anindya Mozumdar

To be a proficient R user, you need to read and understand the material in the book Advanced R by Hadley Wickham. The second chapter in this book is on vocabulary - a list of functions from the base, stats and utils packages which all R users should be familiar ...
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The Bear is Here

December 22, 2018 | quintuitive

October and December have been devastating for stocks. It wasn’t until Friday though that we officially reached the depths of a bear market. There are different theories, the most common is 20% pullback in an index. As readers of this blog are aware, I follow a slightly different definition, based ... [Read more...]

Gaussian mixture models: k-means on steroids

December 22, 2018 | Stanislas Morbieu

The k-means algorithm assumes the data is generated by a mixture of Gaussians, each having the same proportion and variance, and no covariance. These assumptions can be alleviated with a more generic algorithm: the CEM algorithm applied on a mixture of Gaussians. To illustrate this, we will first apply a ...
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Productionize R Scripts with Batch Mode

December 21, 2018 | Wenyao

Sometimes R is better off without RStudio. Objective: Running R Scripts in Batch Mode R supports batch mode out of the box. All it takes is to launch R script with rscript.exe in the command-line interface. set rscript=full-path-to-rscript.exe s...
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Re-creating a Voronoi-Style Map with R

December 21, 2018 | r on Tony ElHabr

Introduction I’ve written some “tutorial”-like content recently—see here, here, and here—but I’ve been lacking on ideas for “original” content since then. With that said, I thought it would to try to re-create something with R. (Not too long ago I saw that Andrew Heiss did ...
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