Want better colours for ggplot2? “Ggthemr” is an R package that provides new colour themes and also the specification of your own colour palettes. Change the look and feel of your ggplot2 plots in R with two quick commands! Beautiful figures await!
Do you get wet on your cycle to work? How rainy is Ireland? In this post we work out what percentage of cycles you get rained on in Ireland and around the world!
The most recent post on this site was an analysis of how often people cycling to work actually get rained on in different cities around the world. You can check it out here. The analysis was completed using data from the Wunderground weather website, Python, specifically the Pandas and Seaborn libraries. In this post, I will …
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[Short version] The S3 ingestion script for Amazon applications provided by Logentries will not work for the gzip compressed log files produced by the Elastic Beanstalk log rotation system. A slightly edited script will work instead and can be found on Github here.[/Short Version] Logentries is a brilliant startup originating here in Dublin for collecting and …
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This is a very quick post to help some people out on installation problems with Office for Mac 2016. On an excited day of installation of Excel 2016 on my Macbook, the following error threatened to ruin the day: “An unknown error has occurred, the error code is: 0xD0000006” Seemingly unfound on the internet, the solution, oddly enough …
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Aggregation and data grouping of Dataframes is accomplished in Python Pandas using “groupby()” and “agg()” functions. In this post, we’ll look at every aspect of grouping by single or multiple columns, applying aggregation functions such as max, min, count, and naming the resulting Dataframes and Pandas Series.