Together with Clara Bicalho (UC Berkeley) and Sisi Huang (WZB), I recently developed a web application that acts as a convenient interface to the DeclareDesign R package and its repository of research designs, DesignLibrary. This web application, which we called DeclareDesign Wizard, allows users to investigate and customize research designs in their web browser. We used R Shiny for implementing it and since this was my first large Shiny project, I wanted to reflect a bit on the development process and tell in which parts Shiny shone, and in which it didn’t.
Read More →Linkdump #126
R
Python
- HiPlot: High-dimensional interactive plots made easy
- JustCause: Comparing causality methods in a fair and just way
- pandas 1.0
- A Very Unlikely Chess Game
- What I learned going from prison to Python
- 30 Python Best Practices, Tips, And Tricks
- Parallel programming in Python
- Why is a
forloop so much faster to count True values?
Other interesting articles, projects and news
- The messy, secretive reality behind OpenAI’s bid to save the world
- Understanding Maximum Likelihood
- He Combs the Web for Russian Bots. That Makes Him a Target.
- What it takes to get a hate page off Facebook: A letter from the state AG
- New “Off-Facebook Activity” portal lets you know where you’re being followed
- Mathematics for Machine Learning
- The measure and mismeasure of fairness: a critical review of fair machine learning
- Cytoscape – Network Data Integration, Analysis, and Visualization in a Box
- Programmatically interpretable reinforcement learning
- GPT-2 and the Nature of Intelligence
- ML CO2 Impact
- What’s wrong with computational notebooks?
- Google Dataset Search – Discovering millions of datasets on the web
- ‘Twelve Million Phones, One Dataset, Zero Privacy’— An Interview with the New York Times’ Stuart A. Thompson
- The Secretive Company That Might End Privacy as We Know It
- Higher minimum wages linked to reduced suicide rate
- It’s the network, stupid: Study offers fresh insight into why we’re so divided
- Ironies of automation
- Awful AI is a curated list to track current scary usages of AI – hoping to raise awareness
- Rethinking programming
- Twelve Million Phones, One Dataset, Zero Privacy
- Artificial Intelligence Is Rushing Into Patient Care—And Could Raise Risks
Recent Comments