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Demonstrating K-Means Clustering with a Minimal Javascript Applet

Every now and again I like to do something that I call a Weekend Deploy: basically a tiny project that I would create and deploy over the weekend. Since I work as a professional data scientist with not a few back end web development roles on the side, I don’t…

Data Science

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Demonstrating K-Means Clustering with a Minimal Javascript Applet
Demonstrating K-Means Clustering with a Minimal Javascript Applet

Published in CodeX

·Jul 19, 2021

Maybe You Shouldn’t Automate

A horror story from the era of robots — An old friend from high school, K*, works as a data analyst for a technical services division in her company, mostly handling monthly KPI reporting and data analysis on topical issues (requested by her manager), but because she had prior experience with software development, she was the first person her…

Automation

11 min read

Maybe You Shouldn’t Automate
Maybe You Shouldn’t Automate

Published in The Startup

·May 25, 2020

Accessing Spotify’s API Using R

Ah, quarantine, the perfect time for catching up on all those things you promised you’d do but never quite found the time for. Newton supposedly wrote a lot of the groundwork for his work on Calculus and motion while in self-isolation during the Black Death. …

Data Science

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Accessing Spotify’s API Using R
Accessing Spotify’s API Using R

May 24, 2020

A Frequentist Answers The Trolley Problem

Time to put this to rest, statistically. The trolley problem goes: a trolley is coming down a set of tracks on which five people are tied. You are standing by the lever that gives you control to re-route the trolley to a parallel track, where it will only kill one…

Ethics

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A Frequentist Answers The Trolley Problem
A Frequentist Answers The Trolley Problem

Mar 7, 2018

Hani’s prominence in every EXID song

A follow up to yesterday’s infographic: Hani’s career trajectory within exid is actually very interesting to look at. A quick background on the group: despite debuting in 2012, EXID stayed out of the limelight until 2014, when a fancam of Hani dancing to a single from the mini "Up & Down" went viral. Prior to that, Hani had a somewhat lower vocal presence in EXID’s songs, not as prominent as LE or Solji. After the fancam, however, her presence has become more prominent within the group. She has since performed two solos, a number equalled only by Solji.

Music

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Hani’s prominence in every EXID song
Hani’s prominence in every EXID song

Mar 6, 2018

Who do we hear more in an EXID song?

EXID is a South Korean girl group composed of vocalists LE, Ahn Hee-yeon (known and referred to as Hani), Seo Hyelin, Heo Sol-ji, and Park…

Music

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Who do we hear more in an EXID song?
Who do we hear more in an EXID song?

Feb 12, 2018

Do Filipino men and women hold differing attitudes towards Duterte?

Data shows: not so much. For all this administration’s chauvinistic posturing, it appears that the approval rating of the current president between the sexes has varied by no more than 7% throughout his career’s run. In fact, what’s more notable in the movement of these ratings is how the two appear to be moving in uncoordinated directions. The ever critical voice inside of me, however, is curious to find out if this same narrow gap persists between men and women across the age groups.

Politics

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Do Filipino men and women hold differing attitudes towards Duterte?
Do Filipino men and women hold differing attitudes towards Duterte?

Sep 4, 2017

When Is A Hill Not A Mountain?

Following my recent post regarding tall buildings and skyscrapers, my friend Kaizz asked me to research into a long-running curiosity of his: what is the threshold delineating the definitions of a mountain and a hill? When is a mountain a mountain, and when is a hill a hill? Kaizz’s question…

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When Is A Hill Not A Mountain?
When Is A Hill Not A Mountain?

Aug 30, 2017

Regarding Skyscrapers

An interesting discussion broke out between myself and a colleague earlier today. He was wondering if Jollibee Plaza, Ortigas, our office building, classified as a skyscraper or just a really tall building. (Why he would ask me, a Statistician, baffles me as well.) Standing from the penthouse floor of our…

Architecture

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Regarding Skyscrapers
Regarding Skyscrapers

Mar 28, 2016

If you’re ever anxious about life, think about Math

I’ve been thinking about permutations lately. Of course, my major being Statistics, there probably doesn’t seem to be anything strange there. But I haven’t been thinking about it for purely Mathematical reasons. A Permutation is essentially an arrangement. The mathematical notion revolves around the idea of taking elements from a…

Life

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