All other illustrations of samples relative to the population are dead to me. This is the one true way. https://t.co/PKUBJapZfF
— JD Long (@CMastication) January 14, 2020
All other illustrations of samples relative to the population are dead to me. This is the one true way. https://t.co/PKUBJapZfF
— JD Long (@CMastication) January 14, 2020
How things spread through a network https://t.co/4mKqgDt0sJ pic.twitter.com/sH24Q5mfP4
— Nathan Yau (@flowingdata) January 14, 2020
🐈 Nice code-through (w/ {patchwork}, too)
— Mara Averick (@dataandme) January 14, 2020
"Building Color-Palette Proofs of Concept w/ {purrr} and {ggplot2}" 🎨 @khailper https://t.co/3EZbBKbgfK #rstats pic.twitter.com/R07MVfGTgC
Hey weather data geeks: @NOAAClimate has a Dataset Gallery https://t.co/PdmuS61BAX
— Sharon Machlis (@sharon000) January 14, 2020
( #rstats weather geeks probably already know about @rOpenSci 's rnoaa package. But if you don't: https://t.co/IuXRfF7XtC ) pic.twitter.com/wvgFHnSPUT
How to hire smarter than the market: a toy model (new blog post) https://t.co/ODQuIo1BI7
— Erik Bernhardsson (@fulhack) January 14, 2020
Rough.js is a JavaScript library to draw lines and shapes roughly https://t.co/3SLiy4BiiK pic.twitter.com/xcd6S6JRLw
— Nathan Yau (@flowingdata) January 13, 2020
Amazing resource to make sense and the most of reaction time distributions:https://t.co/Z38YJbPzmT pic.twitter.com/MZmfGiLTVG
— Guillaume Rousselet (@robustgar) January 13, 2020
Map of the millionaire population (measured in USD) by country as of 2019. Each dot on the map represents 1000 millionaires. Source: https://t.co/YNjmV0W73i pic.twitter.com/jkyg46gHE4
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) January 12, 2020
The ggridges package now has a dedicated website. #rstats #ggplothttps://t.co/T2RWMHfxmF
— Claus Wilke (@ClausWilke) January 12, 2020
Wow @FiveThirtyEight went for it with a primary forecast that takes into account primary outcomes over time. I get anxiety even thinking about how one would build this model. https://t.co/cw8QUtHcVW pic.twitter.com/ZpMfDg7as2
— Hilary Parker (@hspter) January 11, 2020
💥Check this out! 😱@vykthur built this interactive visualization of autoencoders used to classify ECG data using #tensorflow-js.
— TensorFlow (@TensorFlow) January 7, 2020
See it here → https://t.co/ZJEgpVZSTO pic.twitter.com/lmv4hB1Etu
Britain has experienced a huge change in how they generate electricity over the past 100 years. #datavizhttps://t.co/9fgpvILWJI pic.twitter.com/fTRbAhbtwS
— Randy Olson (@randal_olson) January 7, 2020