- Like almost every week, R articles attract lots of attention from readers. This week, we have: Quick and dirty notes on General Linear Mix Models, How to Make a Bad Password with R, rMaps and the Mexico map, How to Read Histograms and Use Them in R, Useful Functions in R for Manipulating Text Data, and Simply creating various scatter plots with ggplot.
- r4stats.com publishes a detailed report on various ways of measuring the popularity or market shares of approximately 30 software packages for analytics, including well-known names such as R, Matlab, SAS, SPSS, Stata, Python.
- Quintuitive discusses his experience and thoughts after using RStudio for one year.
- Xi’an reviews two new books this week, the first one is called Nonlinear Time Series by Randal Douc, Éric Moulines and David Stoffer, and the second is called Foundations of Statistical Algorithms by Claus Weihs, Olav Mersman and Uwe Ligges.
- If you are an active stock investor, you should consider Using CART for Stock Market Forecasting.
- And finally, Nathan Yau of FlowingData explains the statistical reasoning behind why you should buy the bigger pizza.
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