UArizona CCT Data Science Team

We’re moving to the fediverse / Mastodon! Please follow us @cct_datascience@fosstodon.org to keep in touch. Read more about our move here: datascience.cct.arizona.edu/news/2023/07/g…

The monsoon officially starts June 15 and ends Sept. 30. Have a prediction for this year's monsoon season? Join MONSOON FANTASY, submit your forecasts, earn points & compete with others for prizes. Learn more: news.arizona.edu/story/monsoon-… Play the game: monsoonfantasy.arizona.edu/home

Practice your forecasting and gamify your weather with Monsoon Fantasy from @CLIMAS_UA ! (July predictions due Friday)

Part 1 of our 3-part summer workshop on #ggplot2 is up on YouTube: youtu.be/ke9R4C0E-k0 It's not too late to register for parts 2 and 3! More info here: datascience.cct.arizona.edu/workshops

Planning a summer roadtrip? @andrewheiss explains how to get location and routing data from OpenStreetMap to map your route using R!

A great tutorial on #QuartoPub for academics!

Curious about #QuartoPub? Check out this great intro video from @minebocek youtu.be/_f3latmOhew Then, hop on over to our channel for an in-depth tutorial on making a professional academic website with Quarto: youtu.be/GsoBkxrK9Vg

Congratulations to our @uarizona @UAZiSchool Distinguished Graduate Scholars! #distinguishedscholars #RockStars #WildcatForLife #outstanding #UArizona #beardowngrad #beardown #beardownforlife #arizonaalumni #classof2023 #2023graduate #thefutureisbright #upandout

Congrats to all the winners! It was great working with Kelli Richardson on this super cool visualization challenge!

Climate change may spell disaster for Arizona’s saguaro bit.ly/3M5p9HL #Tucson #Arizona

🌟 Exciting news! I'm thrilled to announce the public release of #FOSSILPOL, an #opensource software and #RStats package, designed to compile large-scale fossil pollen datasets for multi-proxy analysis at various scales🌎 🔗bit.ly/FOSSILPOL_webs… A🧵👇

May the 4th (standardized moment) be with you! Let's talk about KURTOSIS Moments of a distribution tell you about the shape/location of the distribution. You may be familiar with the 1st moment (mean), the 2nd central moment (variance) and the 3rd standardized moment (skewness)

🚨JOB ALERT🚨 We're hiring a data scientist to join our team and support researchers at @uarizona and delivering data science training. Apply: arizona.csod.com/ux/ats/careers… Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Vets/Disabled #jobs #rstats #Python

@LeafyEricScott is currently running a workshop @ResBazAZ on how to create an R package! #rstats researchbazaar.arizona.edu/resbaz/Arizona…

📢 Enjoy supporting researchers through collaboration and teaching? Motivated to learn new data science skills? Join our team! Apply here: arizona.csod.com/ux/ats/careers… University of Arizona is an Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Vets/Disabled #rstats #Python

Not an April Fool, this is now possible! Our rapid method for stomata phenotyping is published! It combines live imaging of leaves using a handheld microscope with automated image analysis, making stomata phenotyping fast and fun! @theGRDC @AgrifoodUoA @waiteresearch @TheAIML

This needs a LOT MORE polishing before it could be a stand-alone blog post, but here's the website I'm using today (made with #Quarto!) to walk undergrads through building their first ✨Shiny for Python App✨ 🔗cmparlettpelleriti.github.io/ShinyForPython…

We'll be there, will you?

@Linneakh80 We did a workshop that included some PLS analysis (with permutation testing, not CV-ANOVA). You can also stop by our drop-in hours and ask @LeafyEricScott if he knows of any resources! Workshop: youtu.be/icKk7bkG6w4?t=… Drop-in hours: datascience.cct.arizona.edu/drop-in-hours

Twitterverse! I'm trying to use CV-ANOVA to test the significance of a PLSR model. Does anyone have any experience with this or able to direct me to any (easy to understand) resources?

Did you know that University of Arizona faculty, staff, and students have access to Posit Connect? Here's 9 ways you can use it: posit.co/blog/9-ways-po… What are some ways you can adapt these ideas to your research at UA?