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My thesis is now publicly available! Might be interesting if you're into , Gaussian processes, uncertainty, surrogates and decision making. Or it might not be interesting.

theses.ncl.ac.uk/jspui/handle/

@Karstengweinert Useful for fitting lots of models to lots of different datasets. You can purrr::map* over datasets if they're stored in a list, which means fitting a single model to lots of similar datasets is automated

@tanho try `<-` <- q() - different behaviour in R and Rstudio

gutted to be leaving the young statisticians section of but it's really important that this job is passed around

it's been a blast - good luck friends

Relatively simple effort with frustratingly complex code to make it all work - how are the names of famous pairs trending over time within US election candidates?

Code: github.com/jcken95/tidytuesday

Happy Halloween! 🤡🎃🧟‍♂️

Gave my {creepr} package a hexsticker this year as a trick-or-treat!

For this week's #TidyTuesday data about haunted places, I looked at the most haunted city in the USA - Los Angeles!

🗺️ Street map data from OpenStreetMap via {osmdata}

💀 The {creepr} package from @_jcken to make a scary noise when the OSM streetmap data was finished downloading...

👻 Background glow added to points with {ggfx}

Code: github.com/nrennie/tidytuesday

#RStats #R4DS #DataViz

Just downloaded #RStats v1.0.0 (2000) and it contains a text file called 'Y2K'. A reminder to us all: please write R programs and manipulate data in ways that are Y2K compliant, thank you. 🙏

Such a lovely week catching up with old friends and making new ones at Royal Statistical Society Conference. A great combination of #statistics, #datascience and #rstats. See you in Brighton? #RSSConf2023 #RSSConf2024

Slides 👇

🗺️ Making Maps! Workshop
github.com/jumpingrivers/rss-m

🧹 Taking the stress out of your code mess
bit.ly/rss-code-mess

💬Share your data story
statsrhian.github.io/talks/202

Issue 2023-W37 of @rweekly is out now! :rstats: rweekly.org/2023-W37.html

This week's highlights:

🕸️ Preloading your R packages in webR in an Express JS API by Colin Fay

🦮 A guide to annotating equations in quarto documents by @lwpembleton

👽 Using Stan to analyse global UFO sighting reports by @_jcken

Thanks to all contributors - keep sending your submissions via RSS feed and/or pull request github.com/rweekly/rweekly.org

Here's an example of #ggblend with #ggdist: ggdist can create gradient lineribbons using color ramps, but can have problems when they overlap

ggblend can partition a geometry and blend those partitions: e.g. using "multiply" to blend overlapping lineribbons together

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Is there a workaround for \textcolor{ red } {\verb|something|} not working?

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