A paper that I wrote on a derived counting formula for counting the number of cyclic subgroups of the permutation group on n objects. It is slightly uglier than it was when knitted to ,pdf, but I wanted to put the paper up on my RPubs.

A casual Cribbage writeup that goes over some of the work I did, as well as results from a host of scoring functions. The scoring functions, and resultant discard analyzer, are generalizeable to accept hands of *any* size, even thousands of cards from an arbitrary deck (I had originally written them to help me beat my younger brothers when we play Cribbage variants). I will almost certainly revisit this project in the future!

Exercício 12 - Visualização de Dados Luiz Maranhão

Documento referente ao exercício 12 de CPAD.

Machine learning pipeline that create binary outcome variable for predicting ROC curve and AUC