by mfigrs | Jul 30, 2021 | Statistics
Another use for your Synology NAS and the Docker app: run a docker instance of rocker/RStudio. I just used the following YAML: version: “3” services: rstudio: image: rocker/rstudio:latest container_name: rstudio network_mode: “bridge” restart:...
by mfigrs | Apr 22, 2021 | Statistics
One day in a discussion about Covid and so-called “vaccinations” I was shown google’s Covid19 dashboard. On one hand I was amazed by the amount of data, but on the other hand, the discussion was about medical effectiveness of the shots, and the...
by mfigrs | Sep 14, 2020 | Statistics
Before we begin: an important remark. In the analysis below I am frequently using a function mesdcip, which I created a while ago. In order to reproduce my analysis, you need to copy/paste the definition of the function before you start. A guide to surviving the...
by mfigrs | Aug 24, 2020 | Statistics
Background information Jupyter Notebook is an interesting piece of software that I use regularly for some time. It is usually installed with Anaconda package manager. As long as you install fresh Anaconda and use the GUI to manage initial settings, this should work...
by mfigrs | Jul 16, 2020 | Statistics
There are multiple ways to present the data, some are better than others. However, it seems that researchers, especially in the field of life sciences, are particularly fond of one form of data presentation: the barplot. The bar plot – how good is it?¶Consider...
by mfigrs | Jun 29, 2020 | Statistics
Analysis of Police shootings data from Washington Post¶ Table of contents¶ Background Methods Results Discussion Enter crime rates Conclusion Final remarks Background¶The purpose of this analysis is to verify the findings in the article Fatal Force...
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