Daniel Chen
Daniel Chen
Class diagrams are really useful for people who will be contributing to the project. They will also help people who know how to program know what classes and methods are...
With the launch of pyopensci, this may be a great place for the package to get more exposure.
I'm not sure where exactly this would go, but since online workshops are going to be more of a norm, screen layouts and instructor screen sharing size may be something...
Here's a snippet of code when you have an edgelist and want to use it to create one of the tree diagrams (e.g., `radialNetwork`) ```r library(data.tree) library(networkD3) pokemon
Would be nice to have a chunk option that will hide python warnings. Current work around would be to have 2 chunks, one to show the code, but does not...
In the `attention` block of https://py-pkgs.org/03-how-to-package-a-python#testing-your-package: > If you’re not developing your package in a conda virtual environment, poetry will automatically create a virtual environment for you using a tool...
The `tip` in 3.5 (page /03-how-to-package-a-python.html) refers to the "Angular style" for Git commit messages: > In this book, we use the [Angular style](https://github.com/angular/angular.js/blob/master/DEVELOPERS.md#-git-commit-guidelines) for Git commit messages. Just learned...
In the `06-recipes` slides:  I think this should've read `ames_training` instead of just ames. There are a lot of slides before it that use `ames` where it should be...
Right before "Your turn 2" in the 01-prediction slides (https://conf20-intro-ml.netlify.com/materials/01-predicting/) You use the custom `fit_dat` function to fit the lm model ```r lm_spec % # Pick linear regression set_engine(engine =...