タグ: microsoftr

Revolutions > Scraping a website with 5 lines of R code
http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2018/01/scraping-with-5-lines-r.html

Revolutions > Visualize your Strava routes with R
http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2018/01/strava-visualization.html

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: Principles and Values
http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2018/01/because-its-friday-principles-and-values.html

Revolutions > Registration and talk proposals now open for useR!2018
http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2018/01/user2018-reg-open.html

Revolutions > Microsoft R Open 3.4.3 now available
http://bit.ly/2rgczxX

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: Kite Ballet
http://bit.ly/2mq3KMp

Revolutions > Services and tools for building intelligent R applications in the cloud
http://bit.ly/2qZpNiA

Revolutions > How to implement neural networks in R
http://bit.ly/2D2DR0r

Revolutions > R jumps to 8th position in TIOBE language rankings
http://bit.ly/2mqR096

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: Harry Potter was the time to come
http://bit.ly/2qvHINx

Revolutions > Divide and parallelize large data problems with Rcpp
http://bit.ly/2E842yX

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: Deck the Halls
http://bit.ly/2CYBYgV

Revolutions > A tour of the data.table package by creator Matt Dowle
http://bit.ly/2Dmr5q9

Revolutions > eRum 2018 to be held in Budapest, May 14-18
http://bit.ly/2BEAtFd

Revolutions > ASA Police Data Challenge student visualization contest winners
http://bit.ly/2oNSjTi

Revolutions > The Trouble with Bias, by Kate Crawford
http://bit.ly/2D0tkz3

Revolutions > R in the Windows Subsystem for Linux
http://bit.ly/2o0iqWN

Revolutions > A chart of Bechdel Test scores
http://bit.ly/2C4WbBU

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: 3-D Animation
http://bit.ly/2jyjnke

Revolutions > In case you missed it: November 2017 roundup
http://bit.ly/2BUbD3G

Revolutions > The British Ecological Society’s Guide to Reproducible Science
http://bit.ly/2jmMxmj

Revolutions > On the biases in data
http://bit.ly/2iUZPd3

Revolutions > AI School: Microsoft R and SQL Server ML Services
http://bit.ly/2A3BadH

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: The Whole of the Moon
http://bit.ly/2AzdQnh

Revolutions > A case study in messy data analysis: the Australian same-sex marriage survey
http://bit.ly/2ApntT4

Revolutions > R 3.4.3 released
http://bit.ly/2zBk8z7

Revolutions > How to generate a Secret Santa list with R
http://bit.ly/2j2qpxm

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: Trombone Transcription
http://bit.ly/2BhmBA5

Revolutions > Happy Thanksgiving!
http://bit.ly/2A3OTzX

Revolutions > Learnings from 5 months of R-Ladies Chicago (Part 1)
http://bit.ly/2hYNLa8

Revolutions > Scale up your parallel R workloads with containers and doAzureParallel
http://bit.ly/2B7h3YF

Revolutions > How to make Python easier for the R user: revoscalepy
http://bit.ly/2B9FeWE

Revolutions > R charts in a Tweet
http://bit.ly/2mMHS14

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: Better living through chemistry
http://bit.ly/2A7N1Hd

Revolutions > Highlights from the Connect(); conference
http://bit.ly/2AUc11z

Revolutions > The City of Chicago uses R to issue beach safety alerts
http://bit.ly/2z9Smxk

Revolutions > Good practices for storing data in spreadsheets
http://bit.ly/2mtJywE

Revolutions > An update for MRAN
http://bit.ly/2AJD6om

Revolutions > Updated curl package provides additional security for R on Windows
http://bit.ly/2zzydjM

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: Drone impact
http://bit.ly/2yqZqRL

Revolutions > Developing AI applications on Azure: learning plans at three levels
http://bit.ly/2mdFOiF

Revolutions > Recap: EARL Boston 2017
http://bit.ly/2yMOaDP

Revolutions > Calculating the house edge of a slot machine, with R
http://bit.ly/2m3tu4i

Revolutions > In case you missed it: October 2017 roundup
http://bit.ly/2hbW3ao

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: Fake Celebrities
http://bit.ly/2lLQwwt

Revolutions > New RStudio cheat sheet: Strings in R
http://bit.ly/2Ah5myn

Revolutions > Role Playing with Probabilities: The Importance of Distributions
http://bit.ly/2z783C9

Revolutions > R: the least disliked programming language
http://bit.ly/2hw1odr

Revolutions > Survey of Kagglers finds Python, R to be preferred tools
http://bit.ly/2zlwC1n

Revolutions > Because it’s Friday: Movies with Mikey
http://bit.ly/2lmiIGc