https://datascienceconfidential.github.io/feed.xml

I recently gave a talk at a transport modelling conference where a number of people were talking about induced demand.

This post was inspired by an intriguing book by Dan Davies called The Unaccountability Machine which I recently borrowed from the library.

I recently read John Kay and Mervyn King’s book Radical Uncertainty as part of an economics book club and I thought I would share some thoughts on the book here.

I came across a post recently by a machine learning engineer who made the bold claim that logistic regression is the worst name for an algorithm ever, or something along those lines1.

This is a continuation of my previous post about certain algebraic structures.

I have a couple of posts lined up about statistics and economics, but it’s been a while since I wrote anything about mathematics.

I recently found a useful tutorial on AWS S3 in R at a blog called Notes from a Data Witch.

Introduction: Copyright Law and Whatnot I recently watched a clip from a debate between Timothy Nguyen of Google Deepmind and Danish author Janne Teller.

This post is a simple demo of how to embed a Quarto presentation in your website.

Johann Heinrich von Thünen (1783-1850) was a German agronomist, agricultural reformer, and textbook author.

This is a post about the famous double descent phenomenon in machine learning.