PixelCNN is a deep learning architecture – or bundle of architectures – designed to generate highly realistic-looking images. To use it, no reverse-engineering of arXiv papers or search for reference...continue reading.
Today we are excited to announce the QBits Workspace to run and deploy R code in the browser. QBits enable you to run R in a serverless cloud environment and...continue reading.
I (and, apparently, Gandalf O_o) are pleased to announce that RSwitch version 1.7.0 has been released. (Direct Download) RSwitch is a macOS menubar utility that: makes it dead simple to...continue reading.
In the last few months since covid-19 has struck, everyone is suddenly talking about supply chains. Just a few months ago, this was sort of a “boring” topic, only discussed...continue reading.
Cette semaine, l’énigme “classique” de FiveThirtyEight (qu’on peut retrouver ici) demande de trouver des mots n’ayant aucune lettre en commun avec un et seul état américain. Par exemple, “mackerel” (le...continue reading.
Tibbles are the modern reimagination of data frames and share many commonalities with their ancestors. The most visible difference is how tibble contents are printed to the console. Tibbles are...continue reading.
The Riddler was sort of feeling the rising boredom of being under lockdown when proposing the following variant to the Monty Hall puzzle: There are zero to three goats, with...continue reading.
R 4.0.0 has been out for a while, now, and — apart from a case where merge() was slower than dirt — it’s been really stable for at least me...continue reading.
The weekly puzzle from Le Monde is again using 2020 but not R! Two teams involve a prime total number m of participants, with each player getting between 0 and...continue reading.
Tabular data is the most common format used by data scientists. In R, tables are respresented through data frames. They can be inspected by printing them to the console. Understand...continue reading.
One of the most common questions I get from data science students is “should I learn R or Python?” In the last year or so, many of the blog posts...continue reading.
Today, a quick post trying to provide an answer to this week Riddle Classic on FiveThirtyEight : The fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons introduced a system of “advantage and disadvantage.” When...continue reading.
I caught this tweet by Terence Eden about using Twitter image alt-text to “PGP sign” tweet and my mind immediately went to “how can I abuse this for covert communications,...continue reading.
After having successfully run a simple R-script inside a Docker container before, we next attempt to repeat this process for entire apps built within the RShiny framework. Join me on...continue reading.
In this blog post, we’ll create a data visualization to analyze covid19 data and visualize successful vs. unsuccessful countries. You’ll see exactly what I mean by that in a minute....continue reading.
A few weeks ago, Miles McBain toke us for a tour through his project organisation in this blogpost. Not surprisingly given Miles’ frequent shoutouts about the package, it is completely...continue reading.
Packages give you access to a huge set of functions and datasets, most of which are provided by the generous R community. They are the secret sauce which makes it...continue reading.
Compared to other applications, deep learning models might not seem too likely as victims of privacy attacks. However, methods exist to determine whether an entity was used in the training...continue reading.
The AzureVision package is an R frontend to Azure Computer Vision and Azure Custom Vision. These services let you leverage Microsoft’s Azure cloud to carry out visual recognition tasks using...continue reading.
Ok … welcome back to this covid19 data analysis series with R. In this series, we’re analyzing covid19 data with the R programming language. So far in this series, we’ve...continue reading.
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Interactive visualization of geospatial data with R Shiny
April 17, 2021
