- Thinking of starting a new business? Rodolfo Vanzini guides R users through the process of integrating Google maps with your own demographic data.
- Suppose you have n students each holding some number of eggs. There are two large baskets at the front of the room, one red and one blue. With some probability that varies by student, they will each put all of their eggs into one of the two baskets. What is the probability that the blue basket will have more eggs?
- Good news if you know R and you want a job.
- Follow the bouncing balls as they plot the ebbs and flows of coverage in Patrick Burns’ What I Learned From A Year Of Watching SportsCenter.
- Ever wanted to sit in on Google’s (no so) secret R training sessions? Here’s your chance with the online series Google Developers R Programming Video Lectures.
- Assume that the probability of getting a baby boy is 1/2 (and to be very clear and precise, the probability of getting a girl is also 1/2). If a family has 3 children, what is the probability that they have a) exactly one boy, and b) at most two girls?
- At this year’s JSM in Montreal, Nate Silver addresses the links between journalism and statistics by presenting 11 principles for journalists.
- Are you an iOS user? Do you love R? Here is a quick tutorial that shows you how to run R on your iPhone.
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