Probability weighting without rules can make no sense. Fortunately we have some guidance. Introduction: What is Rank Dependent Utility? Rank dependent utility theory made its debut in John Quiggin’s 1982 … Read more
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It’s difficult to believe it has only been a couple of weeks since WebR has been around. But that might just be my perception. The spike protein invasion has significantly … Read more
Prospect theory made its debut back in 1979 and was one of the first major attempts to address empirical deviations from expected utility theory. One of the key ingredients in … Read more
Given a complex number \(z_c\), called the Julia point, the corresponding Julia fractal is obtained by iterating \(z \mapsto z^2 + z_c\) for each complex number \(z\) until the modulus … Read more
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I have graphics working in Vanilla JS WebR, now, and I’ll cover the path to that in two parts. The intent was to jump straight into ggplot2-land, but, as you … Read more
In this post, I compute each batsman’s or bowler’s Win Probability Contribution (WPC) in a T20 match. This metric captures by how much the player (batsman or bowler) changed/impacted the … Read more
I have a post coming on using base and {ggplot2} plots in VanillaJS WebR, but after posting some bits on social media regarding how slow {ggplot2} is to deal with, … Read more
Unfortunately not everyone knows about literate programming so many tables in Word documents are “generated” by hand (generated is really too strong a word) and what very often happens is … Read more
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Dear rOpenSci friends, it’s time for our monthly news roundup! You can read this post on our blog. Now let’s dive into the activity at and around rOpenSci! rOpenSci HQ … Read more
Using {shinydashboard} is great for creating dashboard prototypes with a header-sidebar-body layout. You can quickly mock up a professional looking dashboard containing a variety of outputs, including plots and tables. … Read more
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The 21st century has been marked by a series of global crises – from environmental degradation and pandemics to economic instability and political unrest. As we hurtle forward towards the … Read more
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Please share your background and your involvement in the RUGS group or in the R Community. Currently, I hold the position of Data Scientist at Pixartprinting, a Cimpress company. I’m … Read more
A long-time ago, in the midst of a global pandemic, I launched the first online version of my ‘R Programming for Policy Analysis’ course with a motley crew of consultants, … Read more
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Tomorrow marks the beginning of the second annual ShinyConf 2023 by Appsilon! ShinyConf aims to achieve three main objectives: showcasing recent advancements in R Shiny technology, promoting community engagement among … Read more
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ShinyConf 2023 begins this week! With a great lineup of speakers and showcases this year, we thought we’d recap a small handful of last year’s recorded talks. 2022 was a … Read more
Quarto is exciting! It is simple, seamless, and easy to use! Do you know what makes it even better? Interaction. Quarto integrates with R/Shiny instances and provides you with a … Read more
In previous posts we have shown that we can use time-to-event curves to describe the germination pattern of a seed population (see here). We have also shown that these curves … Read more
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Abstract: We use simulation to analyse the family dicing game “Super Six”. In particular we show that the person starting the game has a very high chance of winning the … Read more
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Let’s walk through how to set up a ~minimal HTML/JS/CS + WebR-powered “app” on a server you own. This will be vanilla JS (i.e. no React/Vue/npm/bundler) you can hack on … Read more
Often economic and other Machine Learning data are of different units or sizes making either estimation, interpretation or visualization difficult. The solution to these issues can be handled if the … Read more
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The R Consortium has opened a call for proposals seeking projects that improve the technical or social infrastructure of the R ecosystem. For a long time now I’ve wanted to … Read more
In this post I will talk about the use of the R functions apply(), lapply(), sapply(), tapply(), and vapply() with examples. These functions are all designed to help users apply … Read more
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Over the past months, heavy market drifts have occurred, and no one could have imagined the frenzy of free money being stopped. The idea that the end of history had … Read more
This is the second in the series of blog posts about using server headers Heads up! We’re about to launch WASP, a Web Application Security Platform. The aim of WASP … Read more
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WebR 0.1.0 was released! I had been git-stalking George (the absolute genius who we all must thank for this) for a while and noticed the GH org and repos being … Read more
When a person opens their medicine cabinet, they open the door to ingenuity: a confluence of nature and human discovery that has found cures for diseases and helps manage the … Read more
First let’s load in the necessary libraries. library(data.table) library(tidyverse) library(rbenchmark) library(TidyDensity) Now let’s look at the different solutions. # My original new function new_func <- function(num_sims, n, pr) { # … Read more