Relational operators for intervals with the intrval R package
I recently posted a piece about how to write and document special functions in R. I meant that as a prelude for the topic I am writing about in this...continue reading.
I recently posted a piece about how to write and document special functions in R. I meant that as a prelude for the topic I am writing about in this...continue reading.
I recently posted a piece about how to write and document special functions in R. I meant that as a prelude for the topic I am writing about in this...continue reading.
We have released the R package bookdown (v0.3) to CRAN. It may be old news to some users, but we are happy to make an official announcement today. To install...continue reading.
A few months ago a reader point me out this new way of connecting R and Excel. I don’t know for how long this has been around, but I never...continue reading.
Short circuits are one of the most common failures that can happen when dealing with electrical circuits. Short circuits can be accidental, think of a tree branch leaning onto a...continue reading.
As a little side product from the experiments that I recently implemented with oTree, I created otreeutils. This package contains … Read More →continue reading.
Here’s a new package that brings to R new API to handle child processes – similar to how Python handles them. Unlike the already available system() and system2() calls from the base package or...continue reading.
I recently published a new explorable visualization of equivalence, and non-inferiority testing. The visualization lets you explore the decision rules associated with these different hypotheses. It also shows how the...continue reading.
Introduction This document describes how to obtain seasonal information from the R package EGRET. For example, we might want to know the fraction of the load that takes place in...continue reading.
After rewatching the thanksgiving classic, Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure, it reminded me of the history of #Rstats and its current status as the defacto software for general data programming....continue reading.
Modeling the frequency is one of the most important aspects in operational risk models. In the previous post (https://statcompute.wordpress.com/2016/05/13/more-flexible-approaches-to-model-frequency), the importance of flexible modeling approaches for both under-dispersion and over-dispersion...continue reading.
I spend a considerable portion of my working hours with data processing where I often use the %in% R function as x %in% y. Whenever I need the negation of...continue reading.
I spend a considerable portion of my working hours with data processing where I often use the %in% R function as x %in% y. Whenever I need the negation of...continue reading.
In learning more about text mining over the past several months, one aspect of text that I’ve been interested in is readability. A text’s readability measures how hard or easy...continue reading.
R For Beginners: A Video Tutorial on Installing and Using the Deducer Statistics Package with the R Console In previous tutorials I have discussed the use of R Commander and Deducer statistical packages...continue reading.
Electrical transmission systems are something we all take for granted. They work in a reliable manner ensuring high quality of service and as few minutes lost per year as possible....continue reading.
Want to Master R? There’s no better time or place than Hadley Wickham’s workshop on December 12th and 13th at the Cliftons in Melbourne, VIC, Australia. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/master-r-developer-workshop-melbourne-ticke…continue reading.
This is the third part of the of the post where we are replicating the figures from a paper and in this part we are going to create figure 2...continue reading.
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On my trip to Japan, I took this photo of the stairs leading to the “Rucker Park of Tokyo.” I crossed up some Tokyo cats, they were garbage. That one girl...continue reading.