I graduated in Statistics in Padua (Italy) in 2009 and took a Phd in Statistics in march 2013. Since april 2013 I have been working as junior statistical consultant and analyst with Quantide.
Dear R users,
Just a brief post to tell you something about the Stat 4 Business conference here in Padua, organized by some guys from the Department of Statistics of the University of Padua.
Dear R users,
Here you are my last post on the useR! in Aalborg in which I will try to sum up what emerged from the conference, at least from my point of view since I wasn't able to take part to all Contributed Talks: I unfortunately still haven't the gift of ubiquity. 😉 My colleague at Quantide, Nicola, will publish his contribute next week.
Dear R users, ten days after the conference here you are still one post to describe, through a miscellanea, some not less interesting things of the useR in Aalborg...
As written by my colleague Nicola in the post of day 1, yesterday evening I had some beers with some guys of the conference. After having seen the sunrise, I went to sleep at 3 AM, but anyway this morning I was ready for the second day of the useR!
Today my Quantide's colleague Nicola Sturaro and I came to Aalborg, Denmark, to the useR! conference.
Suppose you want to create a huge number of pdf files through RMarkdown and pandoc, each of them including a statistical analysis on a part of your data, for example on each row of your data frame.
You need to write a .R file with cycles from 1 to the number of rows of your data set the instructions contained in a .Rmd file.
Thanks to R-bloggers, I discovered that googleVis 0.4.7 with RStudio integration is available on CRAN.
This is great news, but wasn't this that catched my eye. At the end of the post a beautiful map shows a terrible event of the last days: the devastating typhoon track of Haiyan that hit Southeast Asia in November.