Using SVG graphics in blog posts
My traditional work flow for embedding R graphics into a blog post has been via a PNG files that I upload online. However, when I created a ...
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Visualising the predictive distribution of a log-transformed linear model
Last week I presented visualisations of theoretical distributions that predict ice cream sales statistics based on linear and generalised l...
Visualising theoretical distributions of GLMs
Two weeks ago I discussed various linear and generalised linear models in R using ice cream sales statistics. The data showed not surprisin...
Unknown pleasures
Have I missed unknown pleasures in Python by focusing on R ? A comment on my blog post of last week suggested just that. Reason enough to...
GrapheR: A GUI for base graphics in R
How did I miss the GrapheR package? The author, Maxime Hervé , published an article about the package [1] in the same issue of the R Jour...
Review: Kölner R Meeting 13 December 2013
Last week's Cologne R user group meeting was the best attended so far. Well, we had a great line up indeed. Matt Dowle came over from Lo...
High resolution graphics with R
For most purposes PDF or other vector graphic formats such as windows metafile and SVG work just fine. However, if I plot lots of points, sa...
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