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Fast geospatial tasks with data.table, geos & co.
Motivation This blog post pulls together various tips and suggestions that I’ve left around the place. My main goal is to show you how data.table can be used in geospatial workflows, as well as some additional libraries for doing high-performance spatial work in R. If you’re the type of person who likes to load everything at once, here are the R libraries and theme settings that I’ll be using in this post.
Labor Reallocation and Remote Work During COVID-19: Real-time Evidence from GitHub
We thank seminar participants at Dartmouth College, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Monash University, and the University of Oregon for useful comments, questions and feedback. Gratis access to Google Cloud Platform is gratefully acknowledged. The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Bureau of Economic Research.
Fast Fixed-Effects Estimation: Short introduction
Multiple estimations Note that since version 0.8.0, multiple estimations can be performed at once without requiring loops. Let’s replicate the previous example using fixest stepwise functions: res_multi = fepois(Euros ~ log(dist_km) | csw0(Year, Destination, Origin), trade) The previous line of code performs 4 estimations. The function csw0 is the key here, it means: cumulative stepwise starting with the empty element.
Protecting marine mammals, turtles, and birds by rebuilding global fisheries
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Thinking of doing a PhD?
January 27, 2013 3 minute read Well, then consider doing it in Norway. I've been quietly promoting this line for a while. So, alongside the regular factors for choosing a graduate program, here are some perhaps-not-so-obvious points for consideration. 1) Salary. In Norway, a PhD is viewed as a job and you are paid accordingly. The salary is designed to be competitive with the nearest outside option; in this case, the expected earnings of a recent Master's graduate.
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