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Track the bookies’ favourites for the next Pope
Tired of manually running a python script to scrape the latest bookmaker odds on the next Pope, R user AJ (an analytical research manager at a large healthcare company) instead created an R script to track the odds on the Papal successor, and automated it with the Shiny package for R. The screenshot below shows the odds of each candidate being elected Pope s […]
Revolution Analytics News Roundup
Between the Strata conference and various announcements, last week was certainly a busy one for the crew here at Revolution Analytics. So I thought I'd take the opportunity to catch you up on some of the recent media articles you might have missed: The Wall Street Journal interviewed our new VP of Services Neera Talbert on the trend towards hiring remot […]
Stan in L.A. this Wed 3:30pm
Michael Betancourt will be speaking at UCLA: The location for refreshment is in room 51-254 CHS at 3:00 PM. The place for the seminar is at CHS 33-105A at 3:30pm – 4:30pm, Wed 6 Mar. [I think "CHS" stands for "Community Health Sciences," the building of the UCLA school of public health. Here's a map […]
PyStan!
Stan is written in C++ and can be run from the command line and from R. We’d like for Python users to be able to run Stan as well. If anyone is interested in doing this, please let us know and we’d be happy to work with you on it. Stan, like Python, is completely […]
Shiny with PerformanceAnalytics Example
The folks at Rstudio have done some amazing work with the shiny package. From the shiny homepage, “Shiny makes it super simple for R users like you to turn analyses into interactive web applications that anyone can use.” Developing web applications has always appealed to me, but hosting, learning javascript, html, etc. made me put … Continue reading → […]
metvurst now a package, repository moved to GitHub
Inspired by a post on PirateGrunt, I finally managed to pack metvurst up and turn it into a proper R-Package (the fact that I’m on holiday and have some time also helped). As a side-effect of this, the repository has been moved from … Continue reading → […]
resizing plot panels to fit data distribution
I am a big fan of lattice/latticeExtra. In fact, nearly all visualisations I have produced so far make use of this great package. The possibilities for customisation are endless and the amount of flexibility it provides is especially valuable for … Continue reading → […]
visualising diurnal wind climatologies
In this post I want to highlight the second core function of the metvurst repository (https://github.com/tim-salabim/metvurst): The windContours function It is intended to provide a compact overview of the wind field climatology at a location and plots wind direction and … Continue reading → […]
visualising large amounts of hourly environmental data
It is Sunday, it's raining and I have a few hours to spend before I am invited for lunch at my parents place. Hence, I thought I'd use the time to produce another post. It has been a while since … Continue reading → […]
reading raster data using library(parallel)
Recently, I have been doing some analysis for a project I am involved in. In particular, I was interested what role pacific sea surface temperatures play with regard to rainfall in East Africa. I spare you the details as I … Continue reading → […]