July 2020

Riddle of the lanes

July 12, 2020 | xi'an

An express riddle from the Riddler about reopening pools, where lanes are allowed provided there is no swimmer in the lane or in any of the adjacent lanes. If swimmers pick their lane at random (while they can), what is the average number of occupied lanes? If there are n ...
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Twin lambs with different fathers

July 12, 2020 | mrtnj

I just learned that in sheep, lambs from the same litter pretty often have different fathers, if the ewe has mated with different males. Berry et al. (2020) looked at sheep flocks on Irland that used more than one ram, and: Of the 539 pairs of twins included in the analysis, 160 (i....
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future and future.apply – Some Recent Improvements

July 11, 2020 | JottR on R

There are new versions of future and future.apply - your friends in the parallelization business - on CRAN. These updates are mostly maintenance updates with bug fixes, some improvements, and preparations for upcoming changes. It’s been some time since I blogged about these packages, so here is the ... [Read more...]

drat 0.1.7: New functionality

July 11, 2020 | Thinking inside the box

A new version of drat arrived on CRAN yesterday. Once again, this release is mostly the work of Felix Ernst who extended some work from the previous release, and added support for repository updates (outside of package insertion) and more. drat stan... [Read more...]

Websites & Apps

July 11, 2020 | %>% dreams

Blogdown Bookdown Shiny Blogdown R-Ladies Seattle Website https://rladiesseattle.org/ Bookdown Data Science in Education Using R Open Version https://datascienceineducation.com/ Shiny Spurious COVID Correlation Creator https://ivel...
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Spotify Cross-Playlist Predictions, Part 1

July 11, 2020 | R on Data & The World

This is the first of probably two posts detailing the construction of an RShiny app. The app in question is meant to take data from two Spotify playlists, make recommendations for tracks from one – which I’ll call the “target” playlist – based on the contents of another – the “reference” playlist. ...
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3D route visualisation – Kilimanjaro

July 11, 2020 | mvhurban

I will present here the code for creation of an interactive 3D visualisation of geospatial data, using rgl library, that allows export of the results into html. The dataset to visualize, is a 7 day track to Kilimajaro mountain (5895) in Tanzania.  Dataset contains latitude, longitude and elevation at sequence of timestamps. ...
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Introduction to mebootSpear() Function

July 11, 2020 | Fred Viole

In the latest version of meboot (v 1.4-8) on CRAN, the function mebootSpear was introduced.  Below is a gentle introduction to its capabilities and a link to a reference paper with further applications to improved Monte Carlo simulations. The desired properties from the original maximum entropy bootstrap function meboot were ... [Read more...]

Tutorial: Web Scraping of Multiple Pages using R

July 10, 2020 | R Blogs

Introduction In today’s world, data is being generated at an exponential rate. This massive amount of data and information is essential for many individuals and tech giants in various useful ways. So, having access to precise data in abundance will serve you just right in any field in gaining ... [Read more...]

R Posts You Might Have Missed!

July 10, 2020 | Alastair Rushworth

TL;DR I wanted something that goes some way to automating my own time-consuming process of scrolling twitter for cool things to read. I thought a few other people might feel somewhat similar, so I decided to build a feed. R posts you might have...
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Useful R functions: mgsub

July 10, 2020 | n Posts on A stats websiten n

Many a-time I come across R functions and packages that I was not aware existed. Once I find what I was looking for I always think ‘Cool! Learned something new today’. However, most of the time the problem I was trying to solve is so specific that I end up ... [Read more...]

A Look at PAN-OS Versions with a Bit of R

July 10, 2020 | hrbrmstr

The incredibly talented folks over at Bishop Fox were quite generous this week, providing a scanner for figuring out PAN-OS GlobalProtect versions. I’ve been using their decoding technique and date-based fingerprint table to keep an eye on patch status (over at $DAYJOB we help customers, organizations, and national cybersecurity ... [Read more...]

Tidy Visualization of Mixture Models in R

July 10, 2020 | Philip Waggoner

We are excited to announce the release of the plotmm R package (v0.1.0), which is a suite of tidy tools for visualizing mixture model output. plotmm is a substantially updated version of the plotGMM package (Waggoner and Chan). Whereas plotGMM only includes support for visualizing univariate Gaussian mixture models fit ... [Read more...]

Basic data analysis with palmerpenguins

July 10, 2020 | jhk0530

Introduction In June 17, nice article for introducing new trial dataset were uploaded via R-bloggers. iris, one of commonly used dataset for simple data analysis. but there is a little issue for using it.  Too good. Every data has well-structured and most of analysis method works with iris very well. In ...
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Outliers and Domain Knowledge

July 10, 2020 | Jerry Tuttle

by Jerry Tuttle       I would like to share some thoughts about outliers and domain knowledge.       One of the common steps during the data exploration stage is the search for outliers. Some analysis methods such as regression are very sensitive to outliers. As an example of sensitivity, in the following data (10,10) ... [Read more...]
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