The statisticians are still gaga over this. Here’s more code to do it.
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Visually-weight regression code →
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International color wheel →
Now that you know how color labeling changes by gender, I bet you’re…
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How to use your favorite fonts in R charts →
Not just Arial
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Forget your fancy data science, try overkill analytics →
“simple models can close the accuracy gap when applied to large data sets”
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Show Me Something Good
Visualization is a great way to explain and describe data to people who…
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Data for good, not bad
I’m so glad there are people like Jake Porway in the world. The…
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Easy and customizable maps with TileMill →
I’m late to this party. TileMill, by mapping platform MapBox, is open source…
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Data sculpture shows emotional response to Olympics
During the Olympics, Studio NAND, Moritz Stefaner, and Drew Hemment tracked Twitter sentiment…
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iOS 6 Maps blunders →
Locations that don’t exist, melting cities, and roads in the clouds
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Color names plotted against gender
A couple of years ago, xkcd ran a survey that asked people to…
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A timeline that isn’t boring →
Some background on a connected scatterplot by Hannah Fairfield
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Hiring a data scientist
Thomas H. Davenport and D.J. Patil give the rundown on what a data…
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Level of arousal and armadillo population density
It’s another label-your-axes joke from SMBC. Yep, still funny.
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Hey Yahoo, You’re Optimizing the Wrong Thing →
Common sense is useful.
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Designing Data Apps with R →
Integral to the data design process
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A beginners guide to streamed data from Twitter →
Fetching tweets and metadata
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Voting similarities between Netherland cities
This month the Netherlands held national elections, and now that the results are…
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k-means clustering →
Good explanation of the method to find centers of density, with interactive demos
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Make cool images with emergent algorithm
I’m not sure what I’d do with Ablaze.js, a JavaScript library by Patrick…
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Probability and Statistics Cookbook →
Open source PDF, although looks pretty technical on first glance