Create tidy probability/density tibbles and plots of randomly generated and empirical data.
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Create tidy probability/density tibbles and plots of randomly generated and empirical data.
An R package for maximum likelihood estimation of univariate densities.
Non-parametric conditional density estimation with binned conditional histograms
draws a TS diagram using ggplot2
Smoothed bootstrap and functions for sampling from kernel densities
Description of ABMI's density estimation with camera data methods, plus supplemental data and functions.
Hanging in there: the highs and lows of a flying-fox camp in a novel landscape
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Royle J.A. and S.J. Converse. 2014. Hierarchical spatial capture-recapture models: modeling population density in stratified populations. Methods in Ecology and Evolution 5:37-43.
Multivariate density estimation and clustering. (R package)
An R package for charting density potentials in the built environment using Space Ratio and the Space Ratio Chart.
An R package for generating and visualising permutations of building elevations including rooftop extensions.
The Z-Splinets package offers a comprehensive framework for building Z-splines, their orthogonalization, and evaluating or projecting data onto a Z-splines basis. It supports users in visualizing Z-splines by providing intuitive plotting functions. This package is designed to facilitate advanced functional data analysis tasks.
Calculates sinking velocity of particles in water.
The RRLab R package is a growing collection of experimental techniques and quality-of-life tools born from years of hands-on data science, modeling, and exploration. Built as a personal lab bench in R, it reflects a constant search for better ways to understand high-dimensional data, test bold ideas, and streamline the grind of daily analysis.
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