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Unleash the Power of Functional Programming in R with the purrr Package

Introduction Welcome to our comprehensive guide on harnessing the power of the purrr package in R for functional programming. If you’re keen on elevating your R skills, you’re in for a treat. Today, we’ll be delving into the wonders of the purrr package — a lifesaver for functional programming. With the avalanche of data we encounter nowadays, having the […]

Introduction to Probability and Statistics: Basic Concepts and Terminology with Visuals — Part I

Introduction to Probability and Statistics: Basic Concepts and Terminology with Visuals — Part I

Welcome to the first part of our series, “Demystifying Data Science: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners.” This series is designed to help aspiring data scientists gain a solid understanding of the fundamental concepts and techniques in the field of data science. We will explore various topics, including probability, statistics, machine learning, and data visualization, with […]

R on Steroids with Rcpp Library! image

R on Steroids with Rcpp Library!

Introduction R is a popular programming language for data analysis and statistical computing. It is widely used in a variety of fields, including finance, healthcare, and research, and is known for its powerful tools for data manipulation, visualization, and statistical analysis. Despite its many strengths, R can sometimes be slow, especially when performing computationally intensive […]

Definitive General Proof of Goldbach’s Conjecture by Kenneth A. Watanabe, PhD

Unsolved Math Problems: The Goldbach Conjecture!

“Unsolved Math Problems: The Goldbach Conjecture!” There are still many unsolved problems in Mathematics, despite countless research trying to solve these problems. Our Math problem for today is about the Goldbach Conjecture. In a previous post, I talked about the Collatz Conjecture, which is one of my favorite unsolved problems in Mathematics. The Goldbach conjecture is […]