Posts Tagged ‘ India ’

Indian Elections 2014 – a Summary

May 20, 2014
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Indian Elections 2014 – a Summary

India conducted general elections between 7th April and 12th May , which elected a Member of Parliament to represent each of the 543 constituencies that make up the country. The opposition BJP won 31% of the votes, which yielded them 282 out of 543 seats in parliament, or 52% of all seats. The BJP allied with […]

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Crime Against Women in India – Addressing 8 Questions Using rCharts, googleVis, and shiny

October 5, 2013
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UPDATE: THE BLOG/SITE HAS MOVED TO GITHUB. THE NEW LINK FOR THE BLOG/SITE IS patilv.github.io and THE LINK TO THIS POST IS: http://bit.ly/1lHtVon. PLEASE UPDATE ANY BOOKMARKS YOU MAY HAVE. Recent crimes against women, specifically the 2012 ga...

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Visualizing a tiny slice of India’s demographics with information from Wikipedia

July 10, 2013
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Visualizing a tiny slice of India’s demographics with information from Wikipedia

UPDATE: THE BLOG/SITE HAS MOVED TO GITHUB. THE NEW LINK FOR THE BLOG/SITE IS patilv.github.io and THE LINK TO THIS POST IS:http://bit.ly/1ib8wTl .  PLEASE UPDATE ANY BOOKMARKS YOU MAY HAVE.This post presents a tiny slice of a complex and...

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a brief on naked statistics

April 2, 2013
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a brief on naked statistics

Over the last Sunday breakfast I went through Naked Statistics: Stripping the Dread from the Data. The first two pages managed to put me in a prejudiced mood for the rest of the book. To wit: the author starts with some math bashing (like, no one ever bothers to tell us about the uses of [...]

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R finals

January 30, 2013
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R finals

On the morning I returned from Varanasi and the ISBA meeting there, I had to give my R final exam (along with three of my colleagues in Paris-Dauphine). This year, the R course was completely in English, exam included, which means I can post it here as it may attract more interest than the French [...]

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