Roland Schmidt

@zoowalk
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Dad. PhD Comp Pol CEU alumnus. Im Garten. #rstats hello #julialang

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websitehttps://werk.statt.codes

I've recently started compiling a list of data science related resources that I use or recommend frequently! 📊

Link: https://nrennie.rbind.io/data-science-resources/

#RStats #Python #DataViz #DataScience

Data Science Resources

While my #rstats package is not on CRAN yet, I decided it should be called {legendry} instead of {gguidance}.

Thanks to @njtierney's guide this was a *mostly* painless process: https://www.njtierney.com/post/2017/10/27/change-pkg-name/

Instead of part 2 I just deleted my local repo and recreated it from github.

So, you’ve decided to change your r package name | Credibly Curious

Aviso: Ergebnisse der Nationalratswahl 2024 als offene Daten (Vorabinfos fĂĽr EntwicklerInnen von Anwendungen und Visualisierungen zur Datenstruktur der Ergebnisfiles) https://www.data.gv.at/2024/09/23/aviso-ergebnisse-der-nationalratswahl-2024-als-offene-daten/
Aviso: Ergebnisse der Nationalratswahl 2024 als offene Daten | data.gv.at

Die Ergebnisse der Nationalratswahl 2024 werden am 29. September 2024 auch als offene Daten auf data.gv.at abrufbar sein.

Ready to add another tool to your #DataScience toolkit? Let's learn #RustLang together! Rust is gaining traction in data science for its speed and safety features—making it a great complement to your #RStats skills!

We’re gathering a new book club to read https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/ together, cover to cover.

đź”— Join us at: https://DSLC.io
đź“… First Rust cohort starts soon!

If you’re curious about Rust or looking to push your programming skills further, this is your chance!

The Rust Programming Language - The Rust Programming Language

Finally ported `ggh4x::guide_axis_nested()` to `gguidance::guide_axis_nested()`.

Bunch of nice extra options, including just using brackets as annotations.

Small write-up here: https://teunbrand.github.io/gguidance/articles/tour.html#nested-axes

#rstats #ggplot2

A guided tour

I'm just going to post this without any further context.
#rstats #ggplot2

🎉 Today’s the day! Join us for the first session of the Tidy Finance webinar series: "Optimize Portfolios using the Markowitz Model" by @christophscheuch. 🖥️ Tune in to elevate your financial analytics with R.

Haven’t registered yet? Do it now: r-consortium.org/tidy-finance-webinar-series

#TidyFinance #RStats

Electoral lists in Austria contain details on candidates' profession. How many of the candidates are actually 'politicians by profession' and where are they on the electoral lists. A short blogpost on the recent #EuropeanElections2024, how to pertaining get the data and analyze it.

https://werk.statt.codes/posts/2024-06-26-euparl-2024-ballot/

#rstats

werk.statt.codes – Professional politicians and their position on electoral lists

Electoral lists in Austria include next to the name of each candidate also their profession. How prevalent are candidates who are politicians by profession and where are they located on the lists? An analysis of the electoral lists of the recent European Elections.

Thanks to all those who came to my #useR2024 talk earlier today, and double thanks to the wonderful audience member who lent me his clicker!

Since it was asked, here's a link to my slides: https://reproducible-data-science-wasm-use-r.netlify.app Note that webR and a whole bunch of packages are loaded into this presentation twice, for two different types of interactive example, so it's a pretty heavy download (almost 100MB)!

Reproducible data science with WebAssembly and webR

New blog post! Read about Posit's new Positron editor, see some of the neat new features it has, and check out the settings and extensions I use. It includes a bonus workaround for connecting to a remote server with SSH! https://www.andrewheiss.com/blog/2024/07/08/fun-with-positron/ #rstats
Fun with Positron | Andrew Heiss

Combine the best of RStudio and Visual Studio Code in Posit’s new Positron IDE

Andrew Heiss