Month: January 2018
Making Of Titanic – The Million Dollar Shot
Innovative shot for its time…
Plotting with base R
An intuitive introduction to plots and how R deals with them
I think he is right folks…
One of these times that you change your mindset regarding a topic, when it is elegantly delivered by a stand-up comedian!
A nice playlist from the Tarantino Universe!
Enjoy various songs that were part of different movies of the director’s filmography!
How The Dark Knight Rises should have ended…
These alternative endings seems quite logical I might say!
Regularization
An introduction to the methods that help avoid over-fitting
Second Weekend straight, obsessed with R — Part IV
The final section of our recap (for the time being at least)!
Second Weekend straight, obsessed with R — Part III
Next stop in our revising tour: data frames!
Machine Learning Introduction
Necessary Machine Learning terminology explained
Webinar in Embedded AI, Machine Learning, and Analytics
“Many companies don’t know what steps to take to become digital, where to begin their journey to digital, or how to be sure they won’t waste money on innovation they can’t implement throughout their company to drive better business results…”
When robots will beat humans at every task?
Looking 60 years ahead…
Let’s spend the weekend to consolidate our skills in R — Part II
Finalizing this adventurous weekend
Let’s spend the weekend to consolidate our skills in R — Part I
A refresher for beginners
A nice/depressing video
What happens to your body when you stop exercising?
Functions in R (a bit deeper)
Accounting for missing values and creating your own custom functions
Pros and Cons of the most used regression methods
A cheat sheet for reference
How Prometheus should have ended…
“How am I sprinting after having a C-Section?”
Another innovative musical group!
Perpetuum Jazzile is a Slovenian musical group, best known for a 2009 a cappella cover of Toto’s “Africa” performance video that has received more than 20 million YouTube views as of August 2017!
Dates and Strings in R
Experimenting with some of the language’s core functionalities
