2020

Covid 19 – How long can the pandemic last in India?

October 5, 2020 | akhila

Six plus months had elapsed since the World Health Organization declared Covid -19 as a pandemic. The daily confirmed cases are still rising, but interestingly google trend shows a lose of interest in searches related to Covid-19 recently. Maybe the initial panic has come down… Read More The post Covid 19 – ...
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Squeezing the Most Utility from Your Models

October 5, 2020 | nzumel

In a previous article we discussed why it’s a good idea to prefer probability models to “hard” classification models, and why you should delay setting “hard” classification rules as long as possible. But decisions have to be made, and eventually you will have to set that threshold. How do ...
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The day after

October 5, 2020 | HighlandR

I woke yesterday to see ‘Excel’ trending on Twitter. However it didn’t take to long to discover this was not a good thing. For those not in the know, it turned out that an issue with importing data via Excel had caused a large number of cas... [Read more...]

Using torch modules

October 5, 2020 | Sigrid Keydana

Initially, we started learning about torch basics by coding a simple neural network from scratch, making use of just a single of torch’s features: tensors. Then, we immensely simplified the task, replacing manual backpropagation with autograd. Today... [Read more...]

Upcoming Why R? Webinars in October

October 5, 2020 | Marcin Kosiński

Why R? Webinars are back after successful launch of Why R? 2020 Conference! All videos from the past series and from the recently finished conference can be watched on our youtube.com/WhyRFoundation channel. See this post to find out about upcoming we... [Read more...]

Le Monde puzzle [#1159]

October 5, 2020 | xi'an

The weekly puzzle from Le Monde is quite similar to #1157: Is it possible to break the ten first integers, 1,…,10, into two groups such that the sum over the first group is equal to the product over the second? Is it possible that the second group is of cardinal 4? of cardinal 3? ...
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Introducing mlr3cluster: Cluster Analysis Package

October 4, 2020 | Machine Learning in R

Tired of learning to use multiple packages to access clustering algorithms? Using different packages makes it difficult to compare the performance of clusterers? It would be great to have just one package that makes interfacing all things clustering easy? mlr3cluster to the rescue! mlr3cluster is a cluster analysis ...
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Introducing mlr3cluster: Cluster Analysis Package

October 4, 2020 | Machine Learning in R

Tired of learning to use multiple packages to access clustering algorithms? Using different packages makes it difficult to compare the performance of clusterers? It would be great to have just one package that makes interfacing all things clustering easy? mlr3cluster to the rescue! mlr3cluster is a cluster analysis ...
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We Run for RLadies

October 4, 2020 | Colin Fay

Hey internet, it’s me again! If you follow this blog, you’ve seen two weeks ago that we launched a “Run for RLadies” online event, where you could sponsor runners from the RStats Strava Club (and others), by matching 1$/€ by km run during a run made o... [Read more...]
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