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Predicting the Winner of Super Bowl LV

January 6, 2021 | R | JLaw's R Blog

TL;DR Using Pythagorean expectation we should expect the Baltimore Ravens to be Super Bowl Champions Using a Bradley-Terry model we should expect the Kansas City Chiefs to be Super Bowl champions Seems like it will be a good year for the AFC It’s Playoff Time in the NFL!. ...
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7 Tricks I Learned During Advent of Code 2020

December 27, 2020 | R | JLaw's R Blog

I got into the Advent of Code through some co-workers for the first time this year. For those not familiar, its a series of programming puzzles created by Eric Wastl released once a day for the first 25 days of December. The puzzles are programming language agnostic so some use it ... [Read more...]

An Attempt at Tweaking the Electoral College

November 15, 2020 | R | JLaw's R Blog

Motivation With the 2020 Election wrapping up and a renewed discussion about the merits of the Electoral College I’ve been thinking more about the system and why it might be the way it is. While I understand the rationale of why doing a complete popular vote would have unintended consequences, ...
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What’s The Best Day to Get Married?

September 30, 2020 | R | JLaw's R Blog

TL;DR There really isn’t a best day to get married as there isn’t much differentiation between various days. Both as part of this analysis and in life. Do what’s best for you and your relationship. However, if ALL you care about is both being married on ...
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COVID-19s Impact on the NYC Subway System

September 6, 2020 | R | JLaw's R Blog

At 8pm on March 22nd, 2020, the “New York State on PAUSE” executive order became effective and New York City went on lockdown until June 8th, when the Phase 1 reopening began. During this time usage of the public transit systems had a sudden drop as all non-essential services needed to close. ...
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