The city, neighborhoods and streets: Organizing your MLproject

reduce your mental load by using conventions

Have you received a project that someone else created and did it make you go 🤯? (Was that someone else: you from a few months back?1 ) Sometimes a project organically grows into a mess of scripts and you don’t know how to make it better. The main problem is often the project organization. I want you to think about, and organize, your project in three levels that I call city-level, neighborhood-level and street-level. [Read More]

Non-standard-evaluation and standard evaluation in dplyr

THIS POST IS NO LONGER ENTIRELY RELEVANT. DPLYR 0.7 HAS A SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT (AND SLIGHTLY MORE INTUITIVE) WAY OF WORKING WITH NON-STANDARD EVALUATION. EDIT: IT IS COMPLETELY DIFFERENT NOW. AND I RECOMMEND https://dplyr.tidyverse.org/. I love the dplyr package with all of its functions, however if you use normal dplyr in functions in your package r-cmd-check will give you a warning: R CMD check NOTE: No visible binding for global variable NAME OF YOUR VARIABLE 1. [Read More]