Potpourri: Statistics #102

Jul 4, 2026
  1. Parameterized plots and reports with R and Quarto
  2. The Polars vs pandas difference nobody is talking about
  3. The brms Book: Applied Bayesian Regression Modelling Using R and Stan
  4. Tips for data entry in Excel
  5. TIL: dplyr::mutate()'s .keep argument
  6. xkcd and Data Science
  7. Positron vs RStudio - is it time to switch?
  8. Dataviz accessibility principles, demonstrated by the 2024 presidential election dashboards
  9. US Presidential Elections - A Bayesian Perspective
  10. Working with colours in R
  11. Misleading graph
  12. From Default Python Line Chart to Journal-Quality Infographics
  13. Modern Polars: A side-by-side comparison of the Polars and Pandas libraries
  14. Guide to comparing sample and population proportions with CPS data, both classically and Bayesianly
  15. Machine Learning in Production: From Models to Products
  16. Designing monochrome data visualisations
  17. Efficient Machine Learning with R: Low-Compute Predictive Modeling with tidymodels
  18. Visualizing Data Is An Art - We Should Treat It Like One
  19. Piping ggplot2 objects into plotly
  20. Beautiful Maps with R (I): Fishnets, Honeycombs and Pixels
  21. Beautiful Maps with R (II): Fun with flags
  22. Beautiful Maps with R (III): Patterns and hatched maps
  23. Beautiful Maps with R (IV): Fun with flags revisited
  24. Beautiful Maps with R (V): Point densities
  25. Easy geom recipes
  26. Large Language Model tools for R
  27. Defense Against Dishonest Charts
  28. Data Frames as Vectors of Rows
  29. How to use a histogram as a legend in {ggplot2}
  30. The Best Way to Use Text Embeddings Portably is With Parquet and Polars
  31. Awesome Polars
  32. Understand geom_bar and its statistical transformations
  33. Data Viz Showcase
  34. The guide to gradients in R and ggplot2
  35. Python Developer Tooling Handbook
  36. Statistical Inference via Data Science: A ModernDive into R and the Tidyverse
  37. R, DuckDB and Me
  38. R Graphics Cookbook
  39. Sketchy waffle charts in R
  40. An Introduction to Bayesian Multi-Membership Models Using brms
  41. Fonts in R
  42. When good pseudorandom numbers go bad
  43. tidyverse functions you might not know about
  44. Speed up your data science and scientific computing code
  45. A step-by-step chart makeover
  46. Refactoring code with flir
  47. The 80/20 Guide to R You Wish You Read Years Ago
  48. Spatial machine learning with R: caret, tidymodels, and mlr3
  49. From lab to real life: How your Shiny application can survive its users
  50. A friendly guide to choosing a chart type
  51. An Introduction to Behavior-Driven Development in R
  52. Learn Stan with brms, Part I
  53. Pretty base plots
  54. Learn Stan with brms, Part II
  55. Learn Stan with brms, Part III
  56. Within-person factorial experiments, log(normal) reaction-time data
  57. Animated Maps with {ggplot2} and {gganimate}
  58. Simulating and Visualising the Central Limit Theorem
  59. A Visual Exploration of Gaussian Processes
  60. Introduction to Julia for R users
  61. Patterns, Predictions, and Actions: A story about machine learning
  62. Visualization for Social Data Science
  63. The Art of Data Visualization with ggplot2
  64. Exploring {ggplot2}'s Geoms and Stats
  65. Joining strings with missing data together in R
  66. ggplot2 styling
  67. Mapply: When You Need to Iterate Over Multiple Inputs
  68. Testing with {testthat}
  69. Neon Ghosts with ggplot2
  70. An Introduction to Writing Your Own ggplot2 Geoms
  71. Jarl: just another R linter
  72. Ways to load / attach packages in R
  73. Things you may or you may not know in ggplot2
  74. Saloni's guide to data visualization
  75. Broken Chart: discover 9 visualization alternatives
  76. Three levels to compose R functions
  77. Doing Bayesian Data Analysis in brms and the tidyverse
  78. How to create a more accessible line chart
  79. Hello Data Science: A Friendly Introduction with Applications
  80. Deep Analysis with Polars: Transforming and Visualizing Data for Insights
  81. Trying out dplyr 1.2.0
  82. Introduction to building (better) R packages
  83. Intro to PyTorch: Easy to follow, visual introduction
  84. Modern Julia Workflows
  85. Why I don't use {tidymodels}
  86. Interactive beeswarm charts in R
  87. How to Estimate a Mean, and What It Means for Science
  88. Bayesian statistics for confused data scientists
  89. Introducing ggauto: automating better charts
  90. Models as Prediction Machines: How to Convert Confusing Coefficients Into Clear Quantities
  91. Statistical Computing using R and Python
  92. Are you ready for R? A Workbook for R for Political Science and Beyond
  93. Five ggplot2 functions I wish I'd known about earlier
  94. Friends don't let friends run moderated cross-country regressions
  95. tufte-viz Claude Code skill — Edward Tufte data visualization principles
  96. How to create a more accessible line chart
  97. 11 Test Smells That Make Your Tests Lie to You
  98. The Data Analyst's Guide to Cause and Effect
  99. The annotated PyTorch training loop
  100. Binary logistic regression in R
  101. The 4 Layers of Testing Every R Package Needs
Erik Gahner Larsen
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