- Published on
A revised benchmark of graphs / network computation packages featuring an updated methodology and more comprehensive testing. Find out how Networkx, igraph, graph-tool, Networkit, SNAP and lightgraphs perform
R
All Posts
- notes (28)
r (19)
- singapore (10)
- visualisation (10)
- musings (8)
- thesis-thursday (7)
- regression (7)
- python (7)
- networks (7)
- ols (6)
- spatial (5)
- data-science (5)
- personal (4)
- graph-theory (4)
- javascript (4)
- web-scraping (3)
- sg-economy (3)
- dashboard (3)
- crypto (3)
- benchmarks (3)
- julia (3)
- generative-ai (3)
- sg-social (2)
- spark (2)
- big-data (2)
- gcp (2)
- next-js (2)
- mdx (2)
- markdown (2)
- fairness (2)
- ethics (2)
- veritas (2)
- responsible-ai (2)
- sqlite (2)
- wasm (2)
- llm (2)
- binscatter (1)
- stata (1)
- simulation (1)
- metrics (1)
- blogdown (1)
- dags (1)
- causal-inference (1)
- react (1)
- visualization (1)
- serverless (1)
- learning-julia (1)
- agent-based-models (1)
- tailwind (1)
- guide (1)
- privacy (1)
- marketing (1)
- defi (1)
- amm (1)
- philosophy (1)
- open-source (1)
- duckdb (1)
- citations (1)
- comfyui (1)
- Published on
The serverless way - using Google Cloud Platform to deploy simple machine learning models via Cloud Run. A fun weekend project that analyses the twitter-verse- Published on
Tips and tricks to speed up R and plotly based web apps- Published on
Benchmark of 5 popular graph/network packages - Networkx, igraph, graph-tool, Networkit and SNAP- Published on
An exploratory analysis of a jobs posting dataset along with some tidbits on the Singapore hiring landscape- Published on
Part II in the network exploration of the Game of Thrones series. In this post, we combine the plots together and use gganimate to visualise relationships across all 5 books- Published on
A network exploration on the links between characters in the Game of Thrones series with the help of igraph and tidygraph- Published on
Chains, Forks, Colliders, paths and d-seperation - how DAGs can contribute to better causal inference- Published on
SG Dashboard is now released and updated with Q3's economic results- Published on
How should we choose the control group in a situation where we have multiple treatments and time periods? A simple statistical simulation exercise- Published on
An R shiny application with Leaflet- Published on
A tutorial on using Leaflet in R for geospatial visualisation- Published on
Exploring the changes in religious beliefs in Singapore between 2000 to 2015- Published on
Examining the spatial distribution of Singapore's population- Published on
The last installment of the Thesis Thursday series - some miscellaneous thoughts and lessons learnt over the past few months- Published on
updated the SG-Dashboard with 2Q 2017 numbers- Published on
In the previous post, I provided an exploratory analysis of the allrecipe dataset. This post is a continuation and details the construction of product weights from the recipe corpus- Published on
A first look at the recipe dataset scraped from allrecipes.com- Published on
Binscatter for R - a convenient plot to observe the relationship between two variables, especially when working with large datasets