Welcome to the future, where AI-generated content is becoming more and more prevalent. From news articles to social media posts, it’s getting harder to tell what’s been written by a human and…
Making predictions from GAMs in R explained by an 18th century author
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That’ll be ₱1 billion please
That’ll be ₱1 billion please | R-bloggers “lanes lane-” + d.properties.contract) .attr(“fill”, “none”) .attr(“opacity”, .8) .attr(“stroke”, colorLanes) .attr(“stroke-width”, 3); // Legend const mouseenter = function(event, d) { legend.select(“.legendbox-” + d) .transition().duration(100) .attr(“fill”,…
A data analyst workflow, part 1: SQL & tidyverse
A data analyst workflow, part 1: SQL & tidyverse | R-bloggers % group_by(admission_type, age) %>% summarise(n=n()) %>% mutate(freq = n / sum(n)) ggplot(p0, aes(x=age, y=admission_type)) + geom_tile(aes(fill=n)) + scale_fill_gradient(low=”white”, high=”blue”) 3.1.3 A…
Adoption of R by Actuaries Community in Melbourne
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SatRdays London is now Hybrid!
SatRdays London is fast approaching, and we have a couple of exciting announcements to share with you! Full program available now The full list of speakers and their abstracts can now be…
A New Package for the African Stock Market {BRVM}
BRVM This R package provides a user-friendly interface for accessing data from the {BRVM}, which is a regional stock exchange serving multiple West African countries. With this package, users can easily retrieve…
How Long Does it Take to Win War?
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Controlling for covariates is not the same as “slicing”
To detect small effects in experiments you need to reduce the experimental noise as much as possible. You can do it by working with larger sample sizes, but that doesn’t scale well….
Cherry blossom
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