Julian Ricardo

GitHub - Nixtla/fpp3-python: Forecasting: principles and practice in python Forecasting: principles and practice in python. Contribute to Nixtla/fpp3-python development by creating an account on GitHub.

Good shout! In case somebody comes looking for it, Nixtla's got one: github.com/Nixtla/fpp3-...

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YMMV, but I am a faithful of the tidytable package for expressing things in a tidyverse style with data.table under the hood. Perhaps not all that different from the dtplyr suggestion here

markfairbanks.github.io/tidytable/

A scatterplot of the gapminder dataset, showing GDP per capita on the x-axis and life expectancy on the y-axis. The points are sized by population, which has a legend with overlapping circles.

A correlation heatmap of the mtcars dataset. Car names on the left are decorated with a dendrogram. The bottom cells also have a dendrogram, whereas the labels are on the top.

Hi folks! I know it is the weekend, but I'd like to quickly announance an update to {legendry} version 0.2.0:

teunbrand.github.io/teunbrand_bl...

#rstats #ggplot2

GitHub - RusselWebber/xlDuckDb: Use DuckDB within Excel with the xlDuckDb addin Use DuckDB within Excel with the xlDuckDb addin. Contribute to RusselWebber/xlDuckDb development by creating an account on GitHub.

For all the folks at the crossroads of Excel & DuckDB, this just went open source

How to provide alternative figures for HTML (.gif) and PDF (.png) versions of a book? · quarto-dev quarto-cli · Discussion #8172 Description Using Quarto: 1.3.450 In a book project I have several animated .gif images for the HTML version, but I need to replace these with static .png images for the LaTeX / PDF version. Follow...

#rstats #quarto
Do you want to use different versions of a figure for HTML, PDF for online vs. print, perhaps an animated GIF for the former, but a static image for the latter?

Here's a discussion of this and solutions,
github.com/quarto-dev/q...

anybody got cheat codes for finding #rstats jobs they're willing to share?

s/o to @acastroaraujo.bsky.social for sharing a recursive fn, which I really liked
bsky.app/profile/acas...

Code in R solving Advent of Code day 5 part 1

Day 5 of #AdventofCode went smoother for me than yesterday, but I struggled with part 2 until learning from others' solutions

deep dive? omw

a man wearing sunglasses says " you haven t answered my question " ALT: a man wearing sunglasses says " you haven t answered my question "

Learning just how rusty I am with matrices today.... #AdventofCode #rstats

Lunch & Learn: An Introduction to Survival Analysis in R, Tue, Dec 17, 2024, 12:00 PM | Meetup This talk will provide a general introduction to survival analysis in R. After introducing the concept of and need for survival analysis methods, we will first discuss how

R-Ladies Philly 🔔 is thrilled to have @zabore.bsky.social ✨ present "An Introduction to Survival Analysis in R" on Tues, Dec 17. We hope you can join us! 🤗 https://buff.ly/3OAUxhZ #rstats #rladies

why the calc_muls function? 🤷

R-Universe Named R Consortium Top-Level Project We're excited to announce R-Universe has been named the R-Consortium's newest Top-Level Project.

Excited and grateful that R-Universe is R Consortium's newest top-level project! This means sustained support for @rOpenSci.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy's platform for discovery and publishing of #rstats packages. Hats off to @jeroenooms.bsky.social for his leadership!

ropensci.org/blog/2024/12...

Code in R answering day 3 of advent of code

Day 2 of #AdventofCode stumped me for a while, but thankfully I was able to troubleshoot with others' solutions on here.

Moving right along, here's my attempt at day 3 #rstats

posted about it here: jdnricardo.com/posts/advent...

posted about it here: jdnricardo.com/posts/advent...

Code in R to answer day 1 part 2 of the Advent of Code

I used the collapse package to get my answer for day 1, part 2 #rstats #AdventofCode

I just completed "Historian Hysteria" - Day 1 - Advent of Code 2024 #AdventOfCode adventofcode.com/2024/day/1

Code in R to answer Day 1 of the Advent of Code 2024

Catching up on Advent of Code with my day 1 solution #rstats

Screenshot of the following code arc_read <- function( url, col_names = TRUE, col_select = NULL, n_max = Inf, name_repair = "unique", crs = NULL, ..., fields = NULL, alias = c("drop", "label", "replace"), token = arc_token() ) { # argument validation check_string(url, allow_empty = FALSE) check_string(alias, allow_empty = FALSE) check_character(fields, allow_null = TRUE) check_character(col_select, allow_null = TRUE) is_valid_col_names_arg <- rlang::is_logical(col_names, 1) || rlang::is_null(col_names) || rlang::is_character(col_names) if (!is_valid_col_names_arg) { cli::cli_abort( "{.arg col_names} must be one of {.val TRUE}, {.val FALSE},\\ {.val NULL}, or a character vector of the new column names" ) } if (!rlang::is_integerish(n_max, 1)) { cli::cli_abort("{.arg n_max} must be a scalar integer.") }

I now dedicate the first 20+ lines of my user facing functions to argument validation.

I cannot emphasize how helpful this is for preventing bugs.

Read about r-lib standalone check: josiahparry.com/posts/2024-0...
#rstats

giving this a try, but pal keeps prompting me for an anthropic API key after I save a fake one to my .Renviron. did you run into this too?

Screenshot of a y-axis of a graph showing that large dollar amounts are shown in human friendly units, like five hundred million dollars and one billion dollars

just remembered this scales R package function that quickly makes your large dollar amounts into human friendly units, and it takes care of those changing units from say millions to billions #RStats

scales::label_dollar(scale_cut = cut_short_scale()

reference: scales.r-lib.org/reference/la...

Yessssssss! I took the plunge a few months ago and found @albertrapp.bsky.social's guide very helpful. a couple years old now so maybe cross-check with another resource? albert-rapp.de/posts/13_qua...

Book cover of the book 'Exploring complex survey data analysis using R', showing a light blue background with a hand-drawn map showing mountains, houses, roads and the sea.

To celebrate this gem of a book by @statsteph.bsky.social, @ivelasq3.bsky.social and Rebecca Powell on complex survey data with #RStats and the #tidyverse, we are giving away one copy to a lucky winner. To enter, re-post this and follow me by Nov 24. Not affiliated with bsky.

"render_snapshot" works just fine, but when I render the above using "render_highquality", I get all those artifacts 🤷

Rendered image of forest cover in Portugal, with artifacts from the rendering where there should be negative space

anybody handy with #rstats or #rayshader able to diagnose what's going on here? looks cool but...

The brand new `legendry` package by @teunbrand.bsky.social takes ggplots2 guides to the next level 🤩

teunbrand.github.io/teunbrand_bl...