Posts Tagged: MRes

linear regression models: exploring possibilities
The following paper and code where prepared for the module GIS and Science of the MRes Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualization of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA) of UCL. You can find the code and the data used

linear regression models: exploring possibilities
The following paper and code where prepared for the module GIS and Science of the MRes Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualization of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA) of UCL. You can find the code and the data used
function to overlay histograms
Here I have written a function putting together the info I found on this site to help you create two (or more if change appropriately) histograms in R. overlaying<-function(first, second, bin_width) { one<-data.frame(value=first) two<-data.frame(value=second) #here we apply an identity, so
function to overlay histograms
Here I have written a function putting together the info I found on this site to help you create two (or more if change appropriately) histograms in R. overlaying<-function(first, second, bin_width) { one<-data.frame(value=first) two<-data.frame(value=second) #here we apply an identity, so

racial assaults in london boroughs
In this mapping project, I tried to figure out if there is relation between the number (either absolute or proportionate) of racial assaults and the level of education and political orientation. However, to maintain a certain objectivity, when presenting the

racial assaults in london boroughs
In this mapping project, I tried to figure out if there is relation between the number (either absolute or proportionate) of racial assaults and the level of education and political orientation. However, to maintain a certain objectivity, when presenting the