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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

An R interface to the Google Prediction API

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

The language of statistics

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

A workflow for R

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tdwi.org 15y ago

Towards a new generation of analytic apps

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Profile of Saptarshi Guha, creator of RHIPE (R+Hadoop integration)

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www.bonitasoft.com 15y ago

Custom v Standalone BPM - Why Force the Choice?

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

"R is Hot" - new recurring series on Revolutions

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Guidelines for efficient R programming

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

The R-Files: Profiling prominent #rstats users

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Running R on the iPad

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

What can other languages learn from success of R?

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Wanted: R analysis of New Scientist magazine covers

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Microsoft says analytics, BI among hottest tech majors

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Testing R's limitations - parallelism and big data

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

How extreme was the Russian heat wave?

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Distributions in R

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Analyzing the increasing length of baseball games with R

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Twitter feed for useful R links

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Stat analysis says Palin cost McCain 2% of total vote in 2008 election

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Integrating R with Hadoop for Big Data Analytics

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Analyzing the Wikileaks Afghanistan data with R

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

Free book on probability and statistics with R

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openbookonbi.blogspot.com 15y ago

What's next for data analysis?

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 15y ago

The past, present and future of R

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 16y ago

New community site for R users

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 16y ago

FYI R users in DC area... party tonight

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 16y ago

New Stack Overflow site for Statistics

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 16y ago

Analytics of a wedding engagement

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www.jaspersoft.com 16y ago

OSS Survey Predicts Resurgence of Java and MySQL under Oracle

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blog.revolutionanalytics.com 16y ago

Charting the World Cup

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It seems as if this Google-China row is indicative of a larger trend taking shape: the divorce of Western capitalist enterprises and the Chinese government. There was an article saying as much in yesterday's Wapo (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/03...). It will be interesting to see how this affects other Western companies suffering under censorship issues there--I heard something about Godaddy possibly pulling out of there as well.