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April 2, 2024

Ready4R (2024/04/02): At a Crossroads

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Hello Everyone,

I'm at a bit of a crossroads this week, and feeling undecisive about what to write about next.

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Gabby Palomo
Apr. 4, 2024, evening

Hey Ted!

Thanks for the newsletter, been loving it so far. I'm interested in any tips and workflows with dealing with big data sets. I know there's Arrow and DuckDB but would love to hear if you have any recs or workflows. I am currently dealing with large data bases and I need to pull data from them but I ran out of memory most of the time. I'm not a data scientist so I struggle more than one, I suppose. Thanks!!

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Kibria
Apr. 3, 2024, midnight

Hi,

Thanks for the tutorials. I believe those who want to establish a solid base on statistics and ML, would be happy to see your tutorials on ML data pipeline (from creating a project, use virtual environment for package management, develop ML and deploy the model using Shiny, bslib libraries). The model will not only generate predictions but will also create some key metrics in graphical format, like AUC_ROC curve, precision recall curve or feature importance. I know it's too much but this type of workflow is indispensable now-a-days.

Thanks

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