The Devil is in the Data

The Devil is in the Data is a blog about practical and fun data science in the R language by Dr Peter Prevos. This website goes beyond the hype, given that 99.9% of problems can be solved without machine learning. Good data science is:

  • Useful: Increases value.
  • Sound: Valid, reliable and reproducible.
  • Aesthetic: Easy to understand.

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This article explains how to create a Monte Carlo cost estimate in R. Monte Carlo simulations help you manage uncertainty.
Visualise Org-Roam Networks With igraph and R
Instructions on how to use R and iGraph to visualise Org-Roam Zettelkasten networks to explore you personal knowledge garden.
Generate H-Fractals using ggplot
Code in the R language and ggplot library to generate H-Fractals also known as the H-Tree, a self-similar fractal that starts with a H
Tantalising Games in R: Fun with Statistical Computing
The R language is a specialised tool for data science. Who said you can't have fun with data science? Read more about writing games in R.
Tenliner Cave Adventure in R: Miniature Text Adventure
The Tenliner Cave Adventure is a fully-functional miniature text adventure written for the ZX81, ported to the R language.
Storytelling with Data: Visualising the Receding Sea Ice Sheets
A visualisation is storytelling with data. This article improves a visualisation of the receding global sea ice sheets using ggplot2.
Cheesecake Diagrams: Pie Charts with a Different Flavour
The cheesecake diagram is a method to visualise multi-variable business performance on a map using a variation on the traditional pie chart.
Export WordPress to Hugo Markdown or Org Mode with R
This article explains how to export WordPress to Hugo with R to create a static website. The code contains functionality for both RMarkdown and Org Mode files.