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Series of Azure Databricks posts: Dec 01: What is Azure Databricks Dec 02: How to get started with Azure Databricks Dec 03: Getting to know the workspace and Azure Databricks platform Dec 04: Creating your first Azure Databricks cluster Dec 05: Understanding Azure Databricks cluster architecture, workers,…Read more ›

The raw data of this shinyapp is pulled and displayed data Johns Hopkins University Center for Systems Science and Engineering (JHU CCSE). The data is available on {Github}. The data is updated on daily basis. The latest date of the data presented is as of 2020-12-24. If any further ...

This tutorial is meant to act as a guide for deploying Streamlit applications on Heroku using Docker and GitHub Actions. As a data scientist, Streamlit offers the simplest route from analysis to application by providing an API to create an interactive ...

The data displayed by this {shinyapp} is taken from Johns Hopkins University Center for Systems Science and Engineering (JHU CCSE). The raw data is available on {Github}. The data is updated on daily basis. Packages needed for the app: library(easypac...

Full disclosure: I did not even have any running goals for 2020. But as it turned out: It has been a good year for running - at least one thing this year was good at. In this post, I want to run you through my R script which creates an animated ...

Linear Regression with R Chances are you had some prior exposure to machine learning and statistics. Basically, that’s all linear regression is – a simple statistics problem.  Need help with Machine Learning solutions? Reach out to Appsilon. Today you’ll learn the different types of linear regression and how to ...

This time the simple useless function will generate a scrambled word or will generated a sentence of scrambled words. Imagine the pangram – “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog“. And that you want the letters in each…Read more ›

Series of Azure Databricks posts: Dec 01: What is Azure Databricks Dec 02: How to get started with Azure Databricks Dec 03: Getting to know the workspace and Azure Databricks platform Dec 04: Creating your first Azure Databricks cluster Dec 05: Understanding Azure Databricks cluster architecture, workers,…Read more ›

Series of Azure Databricks posts: Dec 01: What is Azure Databricks Dec 02: How to get started with Azure Databricks Dec 03: Getting to know the workspace and Azure Databricks platform Dec 04: Creating your first Azure Databricks cluster Dec 05: Understanding Azure Databricks cluster architecture, workers,…Read more ›

In this post, RStudio is pleased to once again feature Arthur Steinmetz, former Chairman, CEO, and President of OppenheimerFunds. Art is an avid amateur data scientist and is active in the R statistical programming language community. We’ve reformatted and lightly edited Art’s post for clarity here. You can ...

The inaugural 2020 RStudio Table Contest came to a close in mid-November and we were delighted to see that over 80 entries were submitted. With such enthusiasm for tables, it took some time to look over all of the entries but we do have ...

I recently learnt how to build basic R Shiny apps. To practice using Shiny, I created a simple app that you can use to perform simple exploratory data analysis. You can use the app here to play around with the … Continue reading →

The ‘dvir’ package for R is limited in that it is only known to work on an (Ubuntu) Linux distribution with (at least) a full ...