Category: R
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StatsInTheWild MLB rankings as of April 30, 2012 at 8am. Team Rank Change Record ESPN TeamRankings.com Texas 1 – 16-6 1 1 St. Louis 2 ↑2 14-8 2 5 Atlanta 3 – 14-8 7 3 LA Dodgers 4 ↑1 16-6 4 2 Washington 5 ↓3 14-8 5 6 Baltimore 6 ↑7 14-8 12 9 NY…
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StatsInTheWild MLB rankings as of April 22, 2012 at 9pm. Team Rank Change Record ESPN TeamRankings.com Texas 1 ↑1 13-3 1 1 Washington 2 ↑1 12-4 6 6 Atlanta 3 ↑8 10-6 13 3 St. Louis 4 – 11-5 3 8 LA Dodgers 5 ↓4 12-4 5 5 NY Yankees 6 ↑4 9-6 4 9…
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StatsInTheWild MLB rankings as of April 16, 2012 at 8am. Team Rank Change Record ESPN TeamRankings.com LA Dodgers 1 ↑1 9-1 5 4 Texas 2 ↑1 8-2 1 2 Washington 3 ↑1 7-3 6 5 St. Louis 4 ↑1 7-3 3 6 Detroit 5 ↓4 6-3 2 3 Toronto 6 ↑1 5-4 11 11 Arizona…
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StatsInTheWild MLB rankings as of April (Friday) 13, 2012 at noon. Some interesting things: SITW, ESPN, and TR all have the Tigers number 1 and the Yankees ranked 8. My top 10 has all of the same teams in it as TeamRankings.com except for one team: Toronto. My top 10 has all of the same…
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So that’s what an atomic structure means. R also operates on objects called lists, which are of mode list. These are ordered sequences of objects which individually can be of any mode. lists are known as “recursive” rather than atomic structures since their components can themselves be lists in their own right. Cheers.
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After the craziest start to the NCAA tournament in 20+ years, the madness has died down a bit. The Elite will feature three number 1 seeds, two number 2 seeds, a 3, 4, and a 7. Cheers.
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My first round entry in the Stat Geek Idol contest was about using decision trees to predict teams that would make it to the Sweet Sixteen. Now that we are down to sixteen teams remaining in the tournament, let’s review how the model performed. Let’s start out with what I consider to be the most impressive…
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