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WordPredictR: a Shiny Word Prediction Application
This application utilizes a predictive text model based on word frequency and context that reduces the number of required keystrokes for next word entry. This is a Coursera / Johns Hopkins Data Science Specialization Capstone project.
Data Science Capstone Project - Milestone Report
Milestone Report for Data Science Course
APPL : Plotly and Quandl Stock Chart
HTML Version - since Rpres not accepting plotly charts
The purpose of this presentation is to:
- Use time-series data from Quandl
- Create an interactive chart using Plotly
- Illustrate the case against buying APPL shares
- Quickly publish online via the RPubs service
APPL : Plotly and Quandl Stock Chart
The purpose of this presentation is to:
- Use time-series data from Quandl
- Create an interactive chart using Plotly
- Illustrate the case against buying APPL shares
- Quickly publish online via the RPubs service
How to find a Salsa Dance Partner
Here's a quick leaflet map in R for meeting people to dance salsa with in your community. The map connects to the Spanish-speaking groups that are part of the Salsa Social network.
Watson-TweetlyzR
This one-of-a-kind Shiny application has multiple benefits. It
1. Provides a faster, better, cheaper way to sort through Twitter friends
2. Uses best of open source R community with IBM's Watson API data, and
3. Combines personality and social media research - a growing data science market. Demo: https://rudymartin.shinyapps.io/Watson-TweetlyzR
Why Weather Matters: U.S. Storm Data Analysis
This document describes an analysis done as an assignment of the Coursera Reproducible Research Course from Johns Hopkins University.
Storms and other severe weather events can cause both public health and economic problems for communities and municipalities. Many severe events can result in fatalities, injuries, and property damage. Preparing for unprecedented extreme weather is a key concern of public officials.