Now with math!
Always learning more… Last night I figured out how to implement math equations. I put my first equation in my previous post on making a simple fractal. As for how I did it? I gathered information from the following pages:
- MathJax Local Configuration File
- Using mathjax on GitHub Pages with Jekyll
- How to add mathjax support to jekyll
There is some overlap in these pages but by consulting those pages I was able to configure my site to display math. I had to modify my default.html file and my _config.yml file.
New data!
In a recent interview I was asked to perform some analyses on a dataset from analytics.usa.gov. There are datasets featuring snippets of web traffic to US government websites. Some cool stuff there.
BART: Bayesian Additive Regression Trees
Add this to the ever evolving list of things I find interesting: The BART Package