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Adaptive (online/streaming) learning with uncertainty quantification and explanations using learningmachine in Python and R

Programming is a craft, and in data science we often spend countless hours coding. There isn’t a magic shortcut to improving your programming skills. But, like any craft, improvement comes from practice: challenging yourself, exploring rela...

posit::conf 2024 was nothing short of amazing! While Posit has already shared their top highlights, we wanted to offer our own take on the experience—what really stood out to us, what we’re excited about, and a few answers to questions that came up during Marcin Dubel’s session. ...

GxP validation can be a complex and often misunderstood process, with each company implementing their own unique approach. During a recent roundtable I attended at the R/Pharma Summit in Seattle, there was a recurring theme that stood out to me – every company seems to have their own definition of ...

Prediction sets and prediction intervals for conformalized Auto XGBoost, Auto LightGBM, Auto CatBoost, Auto GradientBoosting

Learning geospatial data science is crucial in today’s data-driven world for several reasons. Geospatial data science enables individuals to understand and analyze complex spatial phenomena, including natural disasters, urbanization, climate cha...

Every developer must solve two difficult problems when creating a Shiny application (in fact, any application) from the ground up: software architecture and data design. In the world of clinical data analysis, however, much development has been aimed at providing a jump-start approach to creating R/Shiny applications that would ...

In our previous blog post, we introduced the concept of profiling for optimizing Shiny app performance. Today, we’ll take a deep dive into three powerful tools in this arsenal: reactlog, profvis and shiny.tictoc. Imagine your Shiny app – users are interacting seamlessly, data is processing swiftly, and visualizations update ...