January 2020

Analyzing My 2019 GitHub Usage in R

January 1, 2020 | Rstats on goonR blog

Introduction If you are anything like me, then you probably enjoy the contribution graphs that GitHub posts to both your own and others GitHub profile. You can see mine here. Since it is the beginning of a new year, I thought it would be fun to take a look back ...
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What Were IRA Facebook Objectives in 2016 Election?

January 1, 2020 | sam

The Internet Research Agency (IRA), funded by friends of Russian Intelligence, used social media to try to influence the US 2016 election. They did so in an elaborate and systematic fashion. While the number of purchased ads and money spent on Facebook...
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What Were IRA Facebook Objectives in 2016 Election?

January 1, 2020 | sam

The Internet Research Agency (IRA), funded by friends of Russian Intelligence, used social media to try to influence the US 2016 election. They did so in an elaborate and systematic fashion. While the number of purchased ads and money spent on Facebook was small there were significant resources devoted to this ...
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Metropolis in 95 characters

January 1, 2020 | xi'an

Here is an R function that produces a Metropolis-Hastings sample for the univariate log-target f when the later is defined outside as another function. And when using a Gaussian random walk with scale one as proposal. (Inspired from a X validated question.) m1,T), c(y*{f({z
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Mauna Loa CO₂ polar plot

January 1, 2020 | Michael

After a classic plot (see our former post) used on Wikipedia, we can explore another data visualization. The CO₂ concentration, one of the main cause of the climate warming, is following a seasonal cycle so it could be interesting (or ironic ?) to use a polar plot. Config and data We ... [Read more...]

Cricket Moneyball?

January 1, 2020 | Part Time Analyst

Moneyball. That horrific word coined by the book written by Michael Lewis and later hammered further into the public consciousness with the film starring Brad Pitt. Now anything in sport using stats is termed Moneyball when the truth couldn’t be further from that. In this blog I am going ...
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Writing Frictionless R Package Wrappers — Introduction

January 1, 2020 | hrbrmstr

The R language and RStudio IDE are a powerful combination for “getting stuff done”, and one aspect of R itself that makes it especially useful is the ability to use it with other programming languages via a robust foreign language interface capability1. The term “foreign language” refers to another programming ... [Read more...]
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