Introduction I have learned a lot about linear models through carefully reading limma’s vignette. However from time to time I find that I cannnot do the model of the effects as I wish to compare the samples as I need.
From some time I’ve been following a company that uses data to explain some data.
I want to use some of the data they published from Civio to see if I learn more about personal identifiable information fines.
Me sorprendió la información sobre los barrios y la correlación que apareció en una notícia. Así que aquí rehago los graficos a partir de los datos descargados de la notícia:
I was talking with a friend about social networks when he mentioned that it wasn’t worth his time to invest on podcasts. He said that I looked up his twitter account, that that’s more useful for him.
I am surprised how often two things get conflated in around the tidyverse.
The tidy data principles is about having in each row a data point, where each variable has its own column.
After some discussions on the internet (and some breaks I got in a pipe using tidyr) I’ll decided to try to emulate dplyr and other tidyr functions with base functions.
If you want a post to appear on blogdown do not use titles of form # My title.
But you can use second order titles with ## My title and it will be correctly parsed.
Evolucion de los incendios forestales en México I saw a map on twitter and I wanted to see if I could change a bit and improve it:
I wanted to make so that the fires change the size with time to appear and disappear instead of moving around Mexico.