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Formula 1 is one of the most attractive areas for data analysis in R, as it combines structured results, lap-by-lap timing, pit strategy and driver performance in one of the richest data sets in the sport. For anyone building authority in technical R content, this is an excellent niche: it’s specific enough to stand out, […]
Last fall I read a post by Trendenser-Frida (one of the blogs I’ve read the longest!) titled “What’s the worst thing about blogging”. She, in turn, had found the post at Flora Wistrom. I really enjoyed reading Frida’s personal posts, as well as all the answers in the comments section! There, readers wrote things they […]
ELLE challenges the Doktor Glas trio to the pointing game Spring: is it really here now? When the thermometer approaches plus degrees, the sun comes through the clouds and it almost even gets a little warmer – well, then the fingers really start itching to finally put away the warm winter coat and replace the […]
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Hierarchical Bayesian Modeling (also called multi-level modeling) is one of the most reliable ways to build predictive and inferential models when your data has a natural grouping: teams, players, seasons, leagues, referees, locations, or even game states. In sports analysis, this grouping is unavoidable. In R, hierarchical Bayesian models are commonly implemented via BRMS (Stan), […]
