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I am a Senior Lecturer at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada. Teaching: Environmental and Analytical Chemistry, Advanced Data Analysis and Thermodynamics. Research: Analytical method development, analysis & modelling of environmental data from source to sink using machine learning in R and python.

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Tag: source language

I am a useR

With the new project that I have taken on comes the requirement to deal with fairly large datasets. I do a comparison between mercury transport model estimations and observations and to handle the data I started using R – an open source language and environment for statistical computing and graphics!

Posted on February 24, 2011Categories researchTags project, r, requirement, source language, statistical computing, statisticsLeave a comment on I am a useR
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