2018

Beyond Univariate, Single-Sample Data with MCHT

November 5, 2018 | ntguardian

Introduction I’ve spent the past few weeks writing about MCHT, my new package for Monte Carlo and bootstrap hypothesis testing. After discussing how to use MCHT safely, I discussed how to use it for maximized Monte Carlo (MMC) testing, then bootstrap testing. One may think I’ve said all ...
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Coding Gradient boosted machines in 100 lines of code

November 5, 2018 | André Bleier

Motivation There are dozens of machine learning algorithms out there. It is impossible to learn all their mechanics, however, many algorithms sprout from the most established algorithms, e.g. ordinary least squares, gradient boosting, support vector machines, tree-based algorithms and neural networks. At STATWORX we discuss algorithms daily to evaluate ...
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India vs US – Kaggle Users & Data Scientists

November 4, 2018 | JOURNEYOFANALYTICS

Introduction This is an analysis of the Kaggle 2018 survey dataset. In my analysis I am trying to understand the similarities and differences between men and women users from US and India, since these are the two biggest segments of the respondent population. The number of respondents who chose someting other ...
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Shiny App: Drive Time Isochrones

November 4, 2018 | R on Thomas Roh

The Open Source Routing Machine project is an excellent resource for computing routing and travel time estimates for road networks. It is an open source library that has a demo server to run API requests to. I’ll only be using one of the services (isochrones which I’ll explain ... [Read more...]

New FSA Authors

November 3, 2018 | fishR Blog

It was always my hope that the Fisheries Stock Assessment (FSA) R package would become a community endeavor. With the recent release on CRAN of v0.8.21 that hope has finally come to fruition. This version has two new co-authors. Alexis Din... [Read more...]

coalesce with wrapr

November 3, 2018 | John Mount

coalesce is a classic useful SQL operator that picks the first non-NULL value in a sequence of values. We thought we would share a nice version of it for picking non-NA R with convenient operator infix notation wrapr::coalesce(). Here is a short example of it in action: library("wrapr") ... [Read more...]

RProtoBuf 0.4.13 (and 0.4.12)

November 3, 2018 | Thinking inside the box

A new release 0.4.13 of RProtoBuf got onto CRAN a few hours ago. RProtoBuf provides R with bindings for the Google Protocol Buffers (“ProtoBuf”) data encoding and serialization library used and released by Google, and deployed fairly widely in nu... [Read more...]

Book Review – Sound Analysis and Synthesis with R

November 3, 2018 | Eryk Walczak

R might not be the most obvious tool when it comes to analysing audio data. However, an increasing number of packages allows analysing and synthesising sounds. One of such packages is seewave. Jerome Sueur, one of the authors of seewave, now wrote a book about working with audio data in ...
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A quick look at GHCN version 4

November 2, 2018 | Steven Mosher

GHCN  version 4   beta is available.  Using the GHS  population dataset the ~27000  GHCNV4 sites were filtered  to collect only rural stations.   GHS  combines two datasets,  a  10meter  built surface  satellite dataset and a human population dataset.   https://ghsl.jrc.ec.europa.eu/.    using site locations the population within 10km  of the ...
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Accessing OpenStreetMap data with R

November 2, 2018 | R on Dominic Royé

The database of Open Street Maps Recently I created a map of the distribution of gas stations and electric charging stations in Europe. Population density through the number of gas stations in Europe. #dataviz @AGE_Oficial @mipazos @simongerman600 @openstreetmap pic.twitter.com/eIUx2yn7ej— Dominic Royé (@dr_xeo) February 25, 2018 ...
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