First #TidyTuesday contribution for the year, still have a lot to catch up on clearly. I made a leaflet map from a blog post on https://t.co/wTAS19lPLv . Stuck at sharing the interactive html file for now. Code: https://t.co/2inpMWZfuB pic.twitter.com/e6SIl02Z8M
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) January 30, 2020
Perfect timing for @dataandme's tweet…I decided to use {reactable} for this week's #TidyTuesday challenge. Showing average bird rating against number of votes. Still stuck at embedding the bird images though, to be continued… #rstats
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) November 20, 2019
Code: https://t.co/FlFyoZKSa8 pic.twitter.com/Dsg86QBwqM
My contribution to this week's #TidyTuesday Grouped movies by quarter of the year they were released, Q4 movies have a slightly higher rating. Budgets don't always guarantee viewer success…Also, I just learnt I haven't watched Psychedelia yet #rstats #datavisualization pic.twitter.com/MT5NgkttW1
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) October 23, 2019
Tried out a Sankey plot for this week's #TidyTuesday data… Distribution of gender across age groups, body weight, and equipment used for Squat-Bench-Deadlift events. Code: https://t.co/6HLl7z6wzp #rstats #dataviz pic.twitter.com/5dcSGYHZ1H
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) October 9, 2019
Tried out a spaghetti plot for this weeks #TidyTuesday , reducing the unit_type to my own based on a few common features… Quick one, is it that there are very few accessible (they also started in the 50s-60s) parks with water bodies or guys just don't visit them? pic.twitter.com/yTmsplg41R
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) September 17, 2019
First of many contributions to #TidyTuesday. The US and USSR were responsible for over 80% of explosions. Random fact; After rejecting the CTB treaty in, Pakistan tests six nuclear weapons, 1998 in response to India’s tests. code:https://t.co/nRM78MBSc1 #dataviz #rstats #ggplot2 pic.twitter.com/ZiXUzf7fZn
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) August 20, 2019
An update based on @CedScherer 's suggestion. Using the maximum value actually shows the true trend in percentage change while solving the overlaps issue. Mean skews the data hence not recommended…this plot here a better representation. #TidyTuesday #rstats #DataVisualization pic.twitter.com/Nk4VqXG8TB
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) September 6, 2019
Moore's Law: Focused on Intel CPUs,% change in the avg no. of transistors yearly shows the exponential growth trend. However, the % change has been reducing over recent yrs. “It's the nature of exponential functions, they eventually hit a wall”- Moore (2005) #TidyTuesday #rstats pic.twitter.com/LngIYw9GtX
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) September 5, 2019
Highlighting top 1000 nukes by yield, Bravo yielded the most megatons:15 followed by Yankee: 13.5 mt , Romeo:11 mt , Mike:10.4 mt , Handley:10 mt . All were US's , mostly deployed in Bikini…apart from Hanley which was UK's #rstats #TidyTuesday #dataviz pic.twitter.com/c9KnQGaUiH
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) August 21, 2019
