Fun with progress bars: Fish, daggers and the Star Wars trench run
If you’re like me, when running a process through a loop you’ll add in counters and progress indicators. That way […]
Tag: programming
Q-learning example with Liar’s Dice in R
In my last post I coded Liar’s Dice in R and some brainless bots to play against. I build on […]
Liar’s Dice in R
I have been playing Red Dead Redemption 2, immersing myself in the Old West as I did with the first […]
Bayesian Network Example with the bnlearn Package
Bayesian Networks are probabilistic graphical models and they have some neat features which make them very useful for many problems. […]
Simple Parallel Processing in R
I recently purchased a new laptop with an Intel i7-8750 6 core CPU with multi-threading meaning I have 12 logical […]
Cribbage: Optimal Hand (part 1)
Cribbage is one of my favourite card games and have been playing it ever since I could count. It is […]
Probability of Selecting Matched Pairs and the Hypergeometric Distribution
The problem Consider a case where we have a bag of marbles of size . The bag consists of black […]
PCA vs Autoencoders for Dimensionality Reduction
There are a few ways to reduce the dimensions of large data sets to ensure computational efficiency such as backwards […]
Deep Neural Network from Scratch in R
Neural networks evolved in the computer science domain are often the first thing people think of when they hear machine […]
Forecasting Air Pollution Levels with State Space Models
Recently I was looking at a Kaggle dataset on air quality and the relationships between the concentrations of contaminants and […]
