Home a loan
I have been playing recently with a dataset I scrapped from the web. It contains information on houses that are for sale in the Hovedstaten (capital) region of Denmark. See … Continue reading
Are offshore winds more steady ?
There is one statement about Offshore Wind Energy that I see repeated in many places: “offshore winds are more steady”. See for instance: An MIT researcher has a vision: 400 … Continue reading
What will the wind speed be (next month) ?
I have read a little bit about time series analysis, and thanks to this book could apply some of it to the prediction of monthly wind speeds with R. I … Continue reading
Crimea-teorology
The recent turmoil in Crimea is a good opportunity to talk about the very beginning of meteorological observations networks in Europe. Believe me. On the 14th of November 1854, a … Continue reading
DIY regional pseudonomics part2
As I told you in my previous post, these days I got interested in regional economics, are more specifically in GDP growth in European regions. Basically, it’s seems quite clear … Continue reading
DIY regional pseudonomics part1
Before getting back to the super sexy “parkometers” dataset (just a few things to add, I am just planning on trying out some of the tips I found in this … Continue reading
Hopefully not too boring
1 year – 8,538,109 transactions – 3 zones I am going to spend some time describing the dataset I told you about last time, the super sexy “parking meters” dataset … Continue reading
A new dataset to play with
I got bored of the ens.dk dataset, so I started to play with a new one that I found on the Copenhagen city opendata initiative: http://data.kk.dk/. I will give all … Continue reading
Principal Component Analysis (ens.dk suite et fin ?)
The second week of the FUN (France Université Numérique) statistics course is about Principal Component Analysis, a way to analyse quickly and simplify a dataset with a lot of variables. … Continue reading
New to Facebook
I have been on Facebook for one month, and thanks to the R community I can already visualize my small network 🙂 Wow – Saturday afternoons… Many thanks to http://pablobarbera.com/blog/archives/3.html … Continue reading
le bord de route 