Reading time: 3 minutesBest links of the week from September 2nd to November, 11th. Links Creative Thinking by Claude Shannon at Yousouf Naderi’s website. Latin Square Analysis of Variance at StatsDirect. BAYESIAN NETWORKS AND THE SEARCH FOR CAUSALITY at Ricardo Silva’s website. Triadic closure at Wikipedia. Balance theory at Wikipedia. The 5-Day Regression Challenge by Rachael Tatman at …
Tag: data science
Best links of the week #83
Reading time: 2 minutesBest links of the week from 3rd November to 21st December This is probably the longest delay I had between two releases of my best links of the week. I hope you wall understand the difficulties I had to face in the past two months during this pandemic and for this I apologize. Have a …
Continuous Machine Learning – Part I
Reading time: 9 minutesContinuous Machine Learning has come to revolutionize Machine Learning, Data Science and Software Engineering! I will teach you how to exploit this through CML, DVC and MIIC in this blog post đ
Best links of the week #73
Reading time: 2 minutesBest links of the week from 6th July to 19th July Links Left-hand & right-hand side nomenclature in regression models at Cross Validated. Scientists invite 4,000 music fans to a live concert to assess spread of coronavirus at Classic FM. Solicitando dados via lei de acesso a informação at Escola de Dados. Doctor Penguin: Catch …
Best links of the week #72
Reading time: 2 minutesBest links of the week from 15th June to 5th July Links Os 11 melhores canais de Data Science no Telegram at Insight. Prove Your Grit in our Competitions at bitgrit. Confounding in epidemiological studies at Health Knowledge. CochranâMantelâHaenszel statistics at Wikipedia. University and college students, learn for free with Coursera! Determine the most significant …
Best links of the week #63
Reading time: 2 minutesBest links of the week from 30th March to 5th April Links MonitoraCovid-19 at Big Data Fiocruz. Livros Gratuitos da Springer at Marcus Nunes’ Blog. Painel de Leitos e Insumos dos estados brasileiros. See how your community is moving around differently due to COVID-19. Data extraction of Google’s COVID-19 Mobility Reports at vitorbaptista’s GitHub.
Best links of the week #52
Reading time: 3 minutesThis week release brings several texts teaching you on how to use dplyr and purrr, two very famous R packages, how to perform sensitivity analysis, and several academic and industry opportunities!
Best links of the week #31
Reading time: 2 minutesThis release of my best links of the week comes with A LOT of knowledge on bayesian reasoning and statistics. But that’s not it, there are also data for you to analyze, podcasts episodes and SEVERAL opportunities! đ
Best links of the week #29
Reading time: 3 minutesHave you ever thought of drawing maps in R? How about measuring how unobserved confounders can mess your cause-effect analysis? Scraping data from your browser using just your browser? Come check out the most recent release of my best links of the week đ
Best links of the week #27
Reading time: 2 minutesBest links of the week from 8th July to 14th July Links The “Rmd first” method: when projects start with documentation SĂ©bastien Rochette’s GitHub repository. goodpractice: Advice on R Package Building. Sampling (statistics) at Wikipedia. Bootstrapping (statistics) at Wikipedia. Jackknife resampling at Wikipedia. Bootstrap in R by Ćukasz DeryĆo at DataCamp Tutorials. How can I …