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Breed data suggest New York’s higher-income ZIP codes have larger dogs, while housing size adds little to the pattern.
An R tutorial shows how to connect an LLM, register tools and build an agent loop, with the turbochook package offering three modes.
Six base R techniques cut grouped operation time and memory use by removing overhead around the per-group calculations.
The caretS3 package fits glmnet and glm models on tabular data and plugs into ahead::dynrmf for 20-step AirPassengers forecasts.
A line chart makes the link between Gulf oil exports, demand elasticity and possible crude price rises easier to read—and exposes the assumptions behind it.
Combine sf, giscoR and ggplot2 to create an equal area world map with cleanly separated lobes, graticules and an orange palette.
A 281 GB torrent reportedly contains 421,179 AfD emails and more than 100,000 files, while AI summaries of the material have been challenged for inaccuracies.
A Python simulation shows how exam difficulty and uneven group sizes can reverse pass rate comparisons, and why regression adjustment needs context.
A terra wrapper centers projections on a map’s coordinates, helping reduce visual distortion in R visualizations.
The companies will resell each other’s secured software artifacts, addressing gaps in container visibility as AI coding expands open source dependencies.
Bioconductor’s experiment, workflows, and books repositories are now on R-Universe, alongside new Champions projects and community contributions.
Reports of cyberattacks on Japanese organizations jumped 48% from Q2 to Q3 2026, with shared service providers extending disruption downstream.
Smashing Security explores hardware wallet trust, malicious ads, and how endpoint monitoring can trace AI agents’ actions on employee laptops.
An MLP forecasts Bitcoin returns while GJR-GARCH models changing volatility, producing price estimates with uncertainty-aware bounds.
Two PHP engine flaws are reportedly under active attack after technical details leaked. Websites should check their PHP versions and apply available patches.
From statistical review standards to GitHub automation, Mark Padgham built tools and processes that have supported rOpenSci and the wider R community.
TKCat 1.3.0 adds read-only MCP access to ClickHouse catalogs, letting AI assistants explore documented data models and run traceable queries.
An independent consultant tested agent permissions, document controls and review quality, finding stronger safeguards and gaps that still need production checks.
A compact terra function ranks polygon or line features by size, with options to dissolve borders and retain multiple parts.
Staged release promotion helps teams track versions, verify changes and stop faulty deployments before they reach hundreds of Kubernetes clusters.