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Basics (Part 1)

It is always good to clear the concepts first and then take baby steps to execute what you’ve learnt. This is going to be in parts and I will share some basic concepts behind R here. Let’s dive in. Programming Styles in R There are three main programming styles that R uses: Object Oriented Programming Array Programming & Functional Programming Let’s look into them in detail: Object Oriented Programming Objects can be created in R which will hold the information with attributes.

Sunday, January 2, 2022 | 1 minute Read

2022-01-01

This is in continuation with the previous post. We are going to look at how the data sample is done and what could cause variation in it. 1.2. Data, Sampling, and Variation in Data and Sampling As mentioned earlier, it is generally not feasible to collect data from entire population. Data can be collected from “Sample” inside the population. But the statistician has to make sure that the sample covers all the variations in the population.

Saturday, January 1, 2022 | 3 minutes Read

2021-12-25

Statistics is still a complex limbo to many. When I first read the book, the ease of sharing logic was so awesome that I have kept it as one of my prized collections. Offlate, I have started reading it again and I guess it is going to be great if I can share the details of the journey with my fellow enthusiasts. The book: Amazon affiliate link: https://amzn.to/32KoM18 * Control + click or Cmd + click to open in a new tab.

Saturday, December 25, 2021 | 4 minutes Read

First rbind post

Old Content: Blatantly copied from my own post at Wordpress. This marks the first day in a long time that I am writing something directly over Internet. No filters and no preparation. Only a couple of tweaks and here I am, brutal to myself, open to all. The last time I wrote on Internet, other than the silly emails was way back in 2007. Then the life changed so as me.

Thursday, December 23, 2021 | 2 minutes Read