Posted on Sun 20 November 2016 in R • Tagged with R, Shiny • Leave a comment
In this post, I will present an interactive analysis on the popularity of baby names since 1880. The analysis was built in R, with interactivity provided with Shiny
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A detailed guide to the exact steps I took to get a shiny server running on my 32-bit cloud-based ubuntu server on Digital Ocean.
Continue readingPosted on Wed 08 July 2015 in R • Tagged with R, SQL • Leave a comment
A brief tutorial on how you can create SQL tables directly from R to make querying based on a list of IDs a simpler process
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This post briefly discusses the background of peer-to-peer lending before diving into some exploratory data analysis on the Lending Club data set. This will be the first in a series of posts with the aim of creating a predictive model to determine the probability of default for peer-to-peer loans.
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Examining the history of the U.S. Treasury yield curve from 1982 through 2014 through R plotting. This post offered me a good opportunity to experiment with R plotting and graphical parameters.
Continue readingPosted on Thu 16 October 2014 in Projects • Tagged with Javascript, Canvas, Projects • Leave a comment
In this post I will discuss the background for the percolation visualization page and the details of my implementation. I hope to provide a good introduction to percolation theory and the union find algorithm in particular. This is the first non-trivial Javascript application I've created, and later in the post I will discuss some of the biggest challenges I faced and things I learned along the way.
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