What 5,728.986 miles look like…

Time Series as calendar heat maps + All of my running data since April 1, 2009 = Generated by the following code: #Sample Code based on example program at: source(file = “calendarHeat.R”) run<- read.csv(“log.csv”, header = TRUE, sep=”,”) sum(run$Distance) date <- c() for (i in 1: dim(run)[1]){ if(run$DistanceUnit[i]== ‘Kilometer’){ miles <- c(miles,run$Distance[i] * 0.62) } […]

Data Steps 2011-11-09 21:36:00

I have been following some of the recent talk going on the blogosphere about R and SAS.R vs SAS/SPSS in Corporations: A view from the other sideShe is correct that it is nearly impossible to get large organizations to give up their propietary software….

Data Steps 2011-11-09 21:36:00

I have been following some of the recent talk going on the blogosphere about R and SAS.R vs SAS/SPSS in Corporations: A view from the other sideShe is correct that it is nearly impossible to get large organizations to give up their propietary software….

Data Steps 2011-11-09 21:36:00

I have been following some of the recent talk going on the blogosphere about R and SAS.R vs SAS/SPSS in Corporations: A view from the other sideShe is correct that it is nearly impossible to get large organizations to give up their propietary software….

SAS-L: 25 years old and still spry

The popular mailing list for the SAS user community hits a milestone this weekend by turning 25. 25 is often referred to as the “silver anniversary”, but for a quarter century SAS users have found gold among the messages in this list, which feature everything from questions and answers about […]