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Ten years ago I wrote eulerr as part of my Bachelor’s thesis (Larsson 2018) in statistics—an R package for area-proportional Euler diagrams.
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Tip A research paper describing Basin has now been published on arXiv (Larsson 2026), which describes the motivation and design of Basin in a bit more detail than this blog post.
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Introduction I have on-and-off been a user of the Pomodoro technique, which is based on splitting your work day into increments of, typically, 25-minute work sessions followed by 5-minute breaks, repeated say, four times, and then followed by a longer, 15…
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Tip Moloch has now been published in TUGboat (Larsson and samcarter 2026)!
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Qualpal(r) It is now nine years since I first blogged about my pet project Qualpal (at that point called qualpalr), which is an R package for generating qualitative color palettes for data visualization in R.
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It seems that I am on a lucky streak!
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I am very happy to have just heard that my thesis was selected for the 2025 Cramér Prize for best thesis in statistics defended in 2024!
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The Lasso, Elastic Net, and Ridge Regression Tip The paper has now been published in Transactions on Machine Learning Research (TMLR)!
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Tip Moloch has now been published in TUGboat (Larsson and samcarter 2026)!
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Spoiler alert: I passed my defense!
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I have created my first Julia package!
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Introduction to SLOPE SLOPE (Bogdan et al. 2015) stands for sorted L1 penalized estimation and is a generalization of OSCAR (Bondell and Reich 2008).
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Labeling Euler diagram overlaps The purpose of my R package eulerr is to fit and visualize Euler diagrams.
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My R package qualpalr selects qualitative colors by projecting a bunch of colors (as points) to the three-dimensional DIN99d color space wherein the distance between any pair colors approximate their differences in appearance.
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eulerr is an R package that generates area-proportional euler diagrams to display set relationships (intersections, unions, and disjoints) with circles.
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Introduction With the advent of colorbrewer there now exists good options to generate color palettes for sequential, diverging, and qualitative data.