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GooglyPlusPlus2021:ICC WC T20:Pavilion-view analytics as-it-happens!

GooglyPlusPlus2021:ICC WC T20:Pavilion-view analytics as-it-happens!

This year 2021, we are witnessing a rare spectacle in the cricketing universe, where IPL playoffs are immediately followed by ICC World Cup T20. Cricket pundits have claimed such a phenomenon occurs once in 127 years! Jokes apart, the World cup T20 is underway and as usual GooglyPlusPlus is ready for the action. GooglyPlusPlus will provide near-real time analytics, by automatically downloading…

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Near Real-time Analytics of ICC Men's T20 World Cup with GooglyPlusPlus

Catch all the edge-of-the-seat action of ICC Mens T20 World Cup in near real-time analytics at GooglyPlusPlus

In my last post GooglyPlusPlus gets ready for ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, I had mentioned that GooglyPlusPlus was preparing for the big event the ICC Men’s T20 World cup. Now that the T20 World cup is underway, my Shiny app in R, GooglyPlusPlus ,will be generating near real-time analytics of matches completed the previous day. Besides the app can also do historical analysis of players, teams and…

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GooglyPlusPlus gets ready for ICC Men's T20 World Cup

GooglyPlusPlus gets ready for ICC Men’s T20 World Cup

It is time!! So last weekend, I turned the wheels, moved the levers and listened to the hiss of steam, as I cranked up my Shiny app GooglyPlusPlus. The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is just around the corner, and it was time to prepare for this event. This latest GooglyPlusPlus is current with the latest Intl. men’s T20 match data, give or take a few. GooglyPlusPlus can analyze batsmen, bowlers,…

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Then, Now(IPL 2022), Beyond : Insights from GooglyPlusPlus

Then, Now(IPL 2022), Beyond : Insights from GooglyPlusPlus

IPL 2022 has just concluded and yet again, it is has thrown a lot of promising and potential youngsters in its wake, while established players have fallen! With IPL 2022, we realise that “Sceptre and Crown must tumble down” and that form and class like everything else are “shadows not substantial things” (Death the Leveller by James Shirley). So King Kohli had to kneel, and hitman’ himself got…

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Player Performance Estimation using AI Collaborative Filtering

Player Performance Estimation using AI Collaborative Filtering

1. Introduction Often times before crucial matches, or in general, we would like to know the performance of a batsman against a bowler or vice-versa, but we may not have the data. We generally have data where different batsmen would have faced different sets of bowlers with certain performance data like ballsFaced, totalRuns, fours, sixes, strike rate and timesOut. Similarly different bowlers…

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IPL 2022: Near real-time analytics with GooglyPlusPlus

IPL 2022: Near real-time analytics with GooglyPlusPlus

It is that time of the year when there is “a song in the air, the lark’s on the wing, and the snail’s on the the thorn“. Yes, it is the that time of year when the grand gala event of IPL 2022 is underway. So, I managed to wake myself from my Covid-induced slumber, worked up my ‘creaking bones‘ and cranked up the GooglyPlusPlus machinery. So now, every morning, a scheduled CRON tab entry will…

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My 3 video presentations on "Essential R"

My 3 video presentations on “Essential R”

In this post I include my  3 video presentations on the topic “Essential R”. In these 3 presentations I cover the entire landscape of R. I cover the following

R Language – The essentials

Key R Packages (dplyr, lubridate, ggplot2, etc.)

How to create R Markdown and share reports

A look at Shiny apps

How to create a simple R package

Essential R – Part 1 This video cover basic R data types –…

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Stylin' in RMD: "R Markdown Custom Formats" https://t.co/qCrPzHxZND via @rstudio #rstats https://t.co/krOmlsWHDq

R Markdown Custom Formats

March 21, 2016 in Packages, R Markdown

The R Markdown package ships with a raft of output formats including HTML, PDF, MS Word, R package vignettes, as well as Beamer and HTML5 presentations. This isn’t the entire universe of available formats though (far from it!). R Markdown formats are fully extensible and as a result there are several R packages that provide additional formats. In this post we wanted to highlight a few of these packages, including:

tufte — Documents in the style of Edward Tufte

rticles — Formats for creating LaTeX based journal articles

rmdformats — Formats for creating HTML documents

We’ll also discuss how to create your own custom formats as well as re-usable document templates for existing formats. [keep reading]