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My R year
End-of-year posts are corny but, what the heck, I think I can let myself delve in to corniness once a… -
R for inquisition
A post on high-dimensional arrays by @isomorphisms reminded me of APL and, more generally, of matrix languages, which took me… -
Matrix Algebra Useful for Statistics
I was having a conversation with an acquaintance about courses that were particularly useful in our work. My forestry degree… -
When R, or any other language, is not enough
This post is tangential to R, although R has a fair share of the issues I mention here, which include… -
R pitfalls #4: redefining the basics
I try to be economical when writing code; for example, I tend to use single quotes over double quotes for… -
Multisite, multivariate genetic analysis: simulation and analysis
The email wasn’t a challenge but a simple question: Is it possible to run a multivariate analysis in multiple sites?… -
Pythonic links
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More sense of random effects
I can’t exactly remember how I arrived to “Making sense of random effects” (original post is gone), in the Distributed… -
Publication incentives
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Overlay of design matrices in genetic analysis
I’ve ignored my quantitative geneticist side of things for a while (at least in this blog) so this time I’ll…