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benjamindlee.com | ||
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carpentries.org
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| | | | | Summary and timeline In April 2020, R officially released version 4.0. One of the major changes was the removal of the default stringsAsFactors = TRUE when reading in data frames. This was tentatively announced in late July 2019 and officially announced in February 2020. While this change has been seen as a good thing by the majority of the R community as a step towards reducing common pitfalls, it produces an interesting pedagogical challenge for some of our lessons that use errors and warnings generated from this default behavior as mechanisms to introduce learners to the concept of factors. | |
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www.stochasticlifestyle.com
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| | | | | Component-based modeling systems such as Simulink and Dymola allow for building scientific models in a way that can be composed. For example, Bob can build a model of an engine, and Alice can build a model of a drive shaft, and you can then connect the two models and have a model of a car. These kinds of tools are used all throughout industrial modeling and simulation in order to allow for "separation of concerns", allowing experts to engineer their domain and compose the final digital twins with reusable scientific modules. But what about open source? In this talk we will introduce ModelingToolkit, an open source component-based modeling framework that allows for composing pre-built models and scales to large high-fidelity digital twins. PyData is an ... READ MORE | |
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inverseprobability.com
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| | | | | Discarded Hard Drives: Data Science as Debugging | |
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javaalmanac.io
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| | | Information about Java 15 including documentation links, new APIs, added features and download options. | ||
