Open source stats and OR replacements.
via AS, playing Angry Birds via mind control. Unbelievable.
A query, to which the responses include
-Is this question a good question in a parallel universe?
-Yes and no.
-Mostly not
An answer to the single most important question in spending politics.
Check out the Peacock spider.
Applied statistics, time series prediction, web applications and R.
Natura non facit saltus.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
Web apps via Rpy and Python
•Download and install the following
•You will need a few libraries from R, such as RJava, in order for Rpy to sync. All ancillary required packages are listed on the Rpy webpage
•Settings
–Create environment variables for Python and R
–Test Rpy setting in Python shell
•Useful open source demos
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•Notes:
–Although version Python 3.0 is available, versions are not backward compatible. For safest results with user libraries (such as Django, Rpy2, etc), use version 2.6.
–R-2.12.1 is a little tricky (but not impossible) for getting recognized by Rpy due to a new folder in the /bin directory.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Around the interwebs
three toed sloth strikes again: logistic regression
via Observational Epidemiology , best blog of the day with link to great history of mathematics
scott adams does his best to keep us all a little happier
via Observational Epidemiology , best blog of the day with link to great history of mathematics
scott adams does his best to keep us all a little happier
Monday, March 7, 2011
Weekend in review
What Dr. Suess books are really about.
The Friedman Unit.
Great quote:
…bolstering the living standards of old people is an economically inefficient undertaking that we sentimental human beings find ethically appealing...As a “business strategy” it’s ridiculous—on a par with preserving the natural beauty of the Grand Canyon or having the military pay health care costs of soldiers who are too injured to fight—but that’s because it’s not a business strategy.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Grab Bag
- Great article on using R for Kalman Filtering.
- Really cool video on the effects of placebo. Cannot remember where I came across that one- which probably means AS.
- tumblr find of the day:
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Around the interwebs
via Regina Spector, old TED talk featuring Sarah Jones.
A Technical Explanation of Technical Explanation, where we are reminded,
Since the beginning
Not one unusual thing
Has ever happened.
A Technical Explanation of Technical Explanation, where we are reminded,
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Around the interwebs
Great post by Ezra on how penicillin fooled us, and the ensuing fallout to public policy.
Discussion on what we say, and what we mean. In general, an excellent discussion on the use of knowledge in language.
Discussion on what we say, and what we mean. In general, an excellent discussion on the use of knowledge in language.
Friday, February 11, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Links of the day
Ten things every conservative should know about Reagan.
Via infostatics, very nice use of Flash. Wonder if HTML5 could handle something like this,
Via infostatics, very nice use of Flash. Wonder if HTML5 could handle something like this,
Via three toed sloth, nice article on writing R functions (pdf)
Monday, February 7, 2011
Links of the day
Giant spider attacks! Packers win!
http://dish.andrewsullivan.com/2011/02/07/mental-health-break-5-24/
Make shift Egyptian helmets (also via AS)
http://www.sadanduseless.com/2011/02/egyptian-helmets/
And, via an MS tutorial :
http://dish.andrewsullivan.com/2011/02/07/mental-health-break-5-24/
Make shift Egyptian helmets (also via AS)
http://www.sadanduseless.com/2011/02/egyptian-helmets/
And, via an MS tutorial
Sunday, February 6, 2011
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