July 2020

evaluating vector space models with word analogies

July 25, 2020 | Jason Timm

Introduction Corpus & model Evaluation & analogy Experimental set-up Results: model parameters Results: analogy categories Visualizing vector offsets Summary & caveats References Introduction This post walks through corpus-based methods for evaluating the efficacy of vector space models in capturing semantic relations. Here we consider the standard evaluation tool for VSMs: the offset method ...
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Aligning the Dots On COVID Prison Waffles

July 24, 2020 | hrbrmstr

The Marshall Project has a solid story and set of visualizations on the impact of COVID-19 in U.S. prisons. They keep the data (and vis) regularly updated. They do great work and this is an important topic, but this visualization breaks my “ordered grid” OCD: To be fair, it’...
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labourR 1.0.0: Automatic Coding of Occupation Titles

July 24, 2020 | Alexandros Kouretsis

Occupations classification is an important step in tasks such as labour market analysis, epidemiological studies and official statistics. To assist research on the labour market, ESCO has defined a taxonomy for occupations. Occupations are specified and organized in a hierarchical structure based on the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO). ...
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Preview data with either head or heaD

July 24, 2020 | Okan Bulut

R is a case sensitive programming language, which sometimes creates unusual and yet annoying problems for users. A common mistake that I often make when using R is to press the shift button too early when I use the head() function – which results in heaD(). However, this returns an error ... [Read more...]

Another COVID-19 Dashboard

July 23, 2020 |

Recently there have been an overwhelming number of dashboards created to display COVID-19 data, so I decided to try my hand at it as well. I created a dashboard that allows you to search for a state and look at the breakdown of cases and deaths by coun... [Read more...]

Weighting on a friend

July 23, 2020 | R on OSM

Our last few posts on portfolio construction have simulated various weighting schemes to create a range of possible portfolios. We’ve then chosen portfolios whose average weights yield the type of risk and return we’d like to achieve. However, we’ve noted there is more to portfolio construction than ...
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Weighting on a friend

July 23, 2020 | R on OSM

Our last few posts on portfolio construction have simulated various weighting schemes to create a range of possible portfolios. We’ve then chosen portfolios whose average weights yield the type of risk and return we’d like to achieve. However, we’ve noted there is more to portfolio construction than ...
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River flow directions

July 23, 2020 | R on Dominic Royé

I recently created a visualization of the distribution of river flow directions and also of coastal orientations. Following its publication in social networks (here), I was asked to make a post about how I did it. Well, here we go to start with an example of rivers, coastal orientation is ...
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River flow directions

July 23, 2020 | R on Dominic Royé

I recently created a visualization of the distribution of river flow directions and also of coastal orientations. Following its publication in social networks (here), I was asked to make a post about how I did it. Well, here we go to start with an example of rivers, coastal orientation is ...
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Supervised Machine Learning for Text Analysis in R

July 23, 2020 | rstats | Julia Silge

Today, Emil Hvitfeldt and I led a useR! 2020 online tutorial on predictive modeling with text using tidy data principles. This tutorial was hosted by R-Ladies en Argentina; huge thanks to the organizers for their leadership and effort in making this tutorial possible. Materials for this tutorial are available on GitHub, ...
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Weighting on a friend

July 23, 2020 | R on OSM

Our last few posts on portfolio construction have simulated various weighting schemes to create a range of possible portfolios. We’ve then chosen portfolios whose average weights yield the type of risk and return we’d like to achieve. However, we’ve noted there is more to portfolio construction than ...
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Building A Neural Net from Scratch Using R – Part 2

July 23, 2020 | R Views

Akshaj is a budding deep learning researcher who loves to work with R. He has worked as a Research Associate at the Indian Institute of Science and as a Data Scientist at KPMG India. In the previous post, we went through the dataset, the pre-processing involved, train-test split, and talked ...
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