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CES Event Marketing and PR Agency: How To Generate Buzz Around Your Brand at CES 2026
CES 2026 will be the first AI-filtered CES. If your booth doesn’t show up in AI answers, it may as well not exist. Walk into Las Vegas and the buzz will be…
Ten year anniversary of Free Range Statistics by @ellis2013nz
Ten years of blog posts A few months ago—26 July 2025 to be precise—was the tenth anniversary of my first blog post. Over that time it turns out I’ve written about 225…
Bayesian Optimization for Sequential Decisions with Multi-Arm Bandits
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Combining any model with GARCH(1,1) for probabilistic stock forecasting
In this blog post, we will explore the combination of any model with GARCH(1,1) for probabilistic stock forecasting. This approach allows us to capture both the conditional mean and conditional variance of…
Clean R Tests with `local_mocked_bindings` and Dependency Wrapping
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DSP vs SSP vs Ad Exchange: Differences Explained
Programmatic advertising has accelerated, improved, and become increasingly data-driven, changing the pace of digital ad buying and selling. With that said, as someone potentially new to the ad tech ecosystem, you probably…
Open Trade Statistics v6.0 is publicly available!
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A Note on the Dirichlet Distribution
Code for helper functions # This function generates the data frame for the animation generate_dirichlet_animation_data <- function(alpha1_values, alpha2_values, alpha3_values, n_samples = 2000) { library(MCMCpack) # Triangle vertices v1 <- c(1, 0) v2…
T test in R
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