Data Imaginist

May 30
Scico and the Colour Conundrum
scico is now available on CRAN, ready to spread sensible colours to the world. In this post I’ll show the few functions that it brings and talk a bit more in general why colour is something to think about when plotting data
Mar 6
lime v0.4: The kitten picture edition
The new version of lime adds support for image models as well as build-in support for keras models and range of other tweaks
Feb 22
Let it flow, let it flow, let it flow
particles, my R port of the d3-force algorithm, is now on CRAN — read on to find out why you should care!
Feb 12
tidygraph 1.1 – A tidy hope
I’m very happy to present the next version of tidygraph to the world, a release which is more than anything else a feature release bringing many new possibilities for your network analysis workflow.
Dec 22
Looking Back on 2017
Everything that ever happened in 2017 - Eyes of the beholder may apply
Nov 6
Setting fire to deployment: Heroku
In this blog post I’ll show one way of deploying fiery web services: As a Heroku app.
Oct 29
Moving to Blogdown
A short post about my descision to move from Jekyll to Blogdown/Hugo
Sep 14
Announcing lime - Explaining the predictions of black-box models
Have you been looking at the Python world with jealousy over their ability to explain machine learning predictions? Look no more! lime is now available for R
Aug 22
Introducing routr - Routing of HTTP and WebSocket in R
I’m happy to finally be able to announce that routr is on CRAN, thus completing the standard fiery stack trifecta
Aug 18
I made a 3D movie with ggplot2 once - here's how I did it
A showcase of facet_stereo() in ggforce. A largely useless, but fun, feature