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SQL and R
Structured Query Language (SQL) is the most widely used database language. You hear people pronounce it as either ‘sequel’ or ‘S-Q-L’. In this post, I will briefly introduce SQL for users of R and provide some guidance on how to wrangle and extract data from SQL databases in R. SQL is not perfect (see this […]
Potpourri: Statistics #91
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A dataset with political datasets #2
In 2017, I made a dataset with political datasets. Over the years, when I have found new datasets that might be relevant to political scientists, I have added them to the dataset and overview on GitHub. In 2017, the dataset consisted of ~150 datasets. Now it contains more than 500 datasets. The datasets cover various […]
Tabel med meningsmåling i R
I løbet af de seneste par år har jeg brugt et R-script til at lave en tabel med hver ny meningsmåling, jeg har fundet. Her er et eksempel med en af de seneste meningsmålinger fra Voxmeter (som jeg også brugte et indlæg forleden). Mit fokus har været på at vise den statistiske usikkerhed for alle […]