New Data Scientist role at Lloyd's

It is less than a week before the 2012 Olympic games will start in London. No surprise therefore that the papers are all over it, including ...

After my posts on timeline , Sankey and calendar charts, this will be the last to introduce new chart types of the developer version of go...

Many thanks to all who participated in the survey about writing R package vignettes . Following my post last Thursday the responses came i...

Iris versicolor   By Danielle Langlois License: CC-BY-SA R is a language , as Luis Apiolaza pointed out in his recent post . This is ab...

Over the past couple of days I played around with the data sets of the World Bank, and I have to admit that I am blown away by it. It is ama...

Last Saturday I met the guys from RStudio at the R in Finance conference in Chicago. I was curious to find out what RStudio could offer. I...

Today I feel very lucky, as I have been invited to the Royal Statistical Society conference to give a tutorial on interactive web graphs wi...

Fitting distribution with R is something I have to do once in a while, but where do I start? A good starting point to learn more about dis...

Let's talk about R in the insurance industry today.  David Smith's  blog  entry reminded me about our poster at the R user conferen...

Tonight I will give a talk at the Cambridge R user group about googleVis . Following my good experience with knitr and RStudio to create...