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Debugging Compiled Code for R with Positron
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Non-linearity is the norm in industrial experimentation :)
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Completely unrelated concept: unit testing is part of a regression testing framework while OFAT is a (almost always suboptimal) test strategy for designed experiments. See: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-factor-at-
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> If you collect 3 different data points changing each thing one at a time (original design, some number higher, some number lower) whilst keeping everything else constant (usually a good scientific approach) that's 320 possible com
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The helium used to fill balloons is no different than the helium used to cool MRIs. The latter has just been liquified.
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Several of the maps were made by Twitter users @researchremora and @cstats1, using R and the rayshader package.
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No problem! Nice to hear you found the writing and code clear and easy to understand!
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Thank you!
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Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
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I'm always really impressed with the clever techniques and methods to accurately map topographic surfaces (in this case, lunar) before computerization. Really interesting! (and your comment reminded me to finally place my order for a K
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Opensubdiv would definitely be the robust, industry standard solution. However, R packages that are distributed on the CRAN have additional restrictions on required system libraries, so for portability I went with a bespoke implementation.
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My personal favorite resource is "R for Data Science" by Hadley Wickham. It covers lots of nice data manipulation and visualization examples, and provides a good introduction to the tidyverse, which is a particular dialect of R th
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I have not. I started using R due to its open source codebase and ability to audit and understand exactly what its doing under the hood—being able to see how statistical formulae were implemented in code was invaluable in understanding and
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I remapped the UV coords based on the spherical projection of the mesh after subdividing, so there should be minimal distortion, especially compared the UV sphere. There is a slightly higher density of vertices where the edges of the cube u
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R is hands-down the best language for data manipulation, analysis, and visualization: it's a language truly centered around treating data as a first class citizen. That focus does make some traditional programming workflows more error
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Thanks for the kind words! You can also see the documentation/examples for {rayrender}, the pathtracer I wrote for R, here: https://www.rayrender.net And the rasterizer/mesh manipulation package {rayvertex} here: http
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Thanks! Me too (Obviously)!
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Sculpting the moon in R: Subdivision surfaces and displacement mapping
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> but aren't kid's <14 supposed to be supervised at all times by an adult No. The age which supervision is required varies by jurisdiction. > And 14+ years old that drowns in a pool for inability to swim is also somethin
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I believe they are using the percentages as part of the height of the bar chart! I thought I'd seen every way someone could do dataviz wrong (particularly with a bar chart), but this one is new to me.
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First human transplant of a genetically modified pig kidney performed
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Just wanted to say I recently converted my personal blog [1] from Wordpress to Quarto and it's been a joy to work in! The fantastic support for literate programming tools (code highlighting/annotation) and cross-referencing has ta
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The word you’re looking for is “cheaper,” not “accessible.” Those 1x1m elevators certainly aren’t accessible for wheelchair users. ADA requirements require the following minimum dimensions for an elevator: “The width of the elevator car is
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Building 3D Rooftops and Bevels with Straight Skeletons
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Agreed--the R base pipe and right assignment operator obviate the need for a pipe assignment operator.
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As an added plus, they are one of the few natural predators of stink bugs!
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I see no distinction there.
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R’s data visualization capabilities are heads and shoulders above Matlab’s, and it’s free and open source.
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> R is too specific and it lacks the vast ecosystem of Python That's the first time I've ever heard this criticism of R: most staunch R critics will acknowledge R's vast breadth and depth of statistical libraries outclasse
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Many planes take off northwards, and immediately bank to follow the river. Famously, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Florida_Flight_90
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