Based on data collected from polls conducted at the beginning of the New York Open Statistical Programming meetups. Related Posts The virtual 2021 R Government & Public Sector Conference is coming December 9th & 10th Analyzing Room Temperature Data Inaugural Government & Public Sector R Conference Brings Together R Community Around Work Done in Government,… Continue reading
For a d3 bar plot visit https://www.jaredlander.com/plots/PizzaPollPlot.html. I finally compiled the data from all the pizza polling I’ve been doing at the New York R meetups. The data are available as json at https://www.jaredlander.com/data/PizzaPollData.php. This is easy enough to plot in R using ggplot2. require(rjson) require(plyr) pizzaJson <- fromJSON(file = “http://jaredlander.com/data/PizzaPollData.php”) pizza <- ldply(pizzaJson, as.data.frame)… Continue reading
Aggregated results. Results from individual previous polls are below. Related Posts The virtual 2021 R Government & Public Sector Conference is coming December 9th & 10th Analyzing Room Temperature Data Inaugural Government & Public Sector R Conference Brings Together R Community Around Work Done in Government, Defense, and NGOS Sixth Annual “New York” R Conference… Continue reading
Related Posts Pi Cake 2019 Pi Cake 2018 Pi Cake 2017 Pi Cake 2016 Pi Cake 2015 Jared Lander is the Chief Data Scientist of Lander Analytics a New York data science firm, Adjunct Professor at Columbia University, Organizer of the New York Open Statistical Programming meetup and the New York and Washington DC R… Continue reading
Daily Intel caught wind of a California Lawyer interview with US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia where he proclaims New York pizza “is infinitely better than Washington pizza, and infinitely better than Chicago pizza.” I may be biased to New York pizza as well, but that is a debate I’ll save for another day. It gets really… Continue reading
The other day I found myself walking down 7th Avenue South, as is usual, and I decided to pop into Blecker Street Pizza. I haven’t been there in years because of all the other great pizza in the neighborhood like John’s, Keste, Number 28 (which is claimed best by Citysearch), Risotteria (so I’ve heard) and Joe’s. I… Continue reading
The other day, I was working near Houston street, teaching a class on QlikView (which itself could be a great post topic about data munging for statisticians). On the last day of the class we decided to head to Bleecker street for a pizza feast. We got two pies from Keste (Pizza del Pappa and… Continue reading
Pizza Girl, a pizza delivery girl who is a regular contributor on Slice, tallied up and analyzed the time she spends on various duties in her pizzeria. This is just the first part in a series, but so far she determined that she spends 67% of her shift driving. According to her pay schedule, she makes less… Continue reading
Thanks to Drew Conway for posting this video of me dicussing my thesis (pdf) on NYC pizza. It was part of the New York R User Meetup on Applications of R. Related Posts The virtual 2021 R Government & Public Sector Conference is coming December 9th & 10th Analyzing Room Temperature Data Inaugural Government &… Continue reading
This Thursday, April 8th, I’ll be giving two brief talks (5 to 10 minutes) about statistical methods at the New York R User Meetup. The first will be applying multilevel models to World Health Organization data to study noncommunicable diseases. The second, and probably more fun, will be a presentation of my pizza paper (pdf) that was… Continue reading
