.ipynb
is great for many reasons, one of them is more than most for me: when working with several (say 10) different projects, it helps to remind what you had done much better than looking at R scripts.
There is not an existing hexbin for Europe at the time of writing, we can however manually create it as follows:
Combining Obsidian and Jekyll makes blogging most convenience than ever. Something that possible include
Finding something to name a short object in #R, you can use .
to do things like:
A note to fix error on new MacOS version Monterey and gcc
compiler for R. This assumes that you have
Using the constant to correct for rank-deficiency interaction term when fitting
model with TMB
, such as a SEPARABLE
effect between ICAR and auto-regressive
order 2 (AR(2)). It can be extended for higher-order AR as well.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:plt/racket
sudo apt update
sudo apt install racket
sudo apt install make cmake build-essential rlwrap
git clone http://github.com/laarc/laarc
cd laarc
make
mkdir arc
echo "myname" > arc/admins
NOISY=1 DEV=1 rlwrap bin/arc # rlwrap is optional
To mimic project-like feature in Sublime Text or Visual Studio Code, that is
multiple folders are available in search path. This helps the autocomplete of
functions like buffer
, edit
,… find out all intended locations.