Thomas Lumley
Thomas Lumley
I think it's a temporary table -- and the same thing happens when the additional table only exists as the inner part of a SELECT. Stripped down, that second case...
?Yes, it helped. Also, for reasons I don't understand at all, the whole thing got faster even without that. -thomas Thomas Lumley Professor of Biostatistics University of Auckland ________________________________ From:...
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It's not clear how to calculate a standard error for the random effects. It's not like ordinary maximum-likelihood mixed models where you can use the Fisher information. In theory there's...
I'm interested in this. Maybe it would be best to implement simple versions of a few ideas so they can be tested with the target audience, who are probably not...
A cartogram-like approach from the Grauniad: http://www.theguardian.com/world/datablog/interactive/2013/sep/06/australian-election-results-map
 Some sort of outline is probably needed, but it will have to be done by hand to account for the distortions.
I've submitted a pull request with the hexmap data and an example.
Sounds like a good idea to me.
The triangular sub-binning makes a table of categories within each hex and allocates the six sub-triangles to categories using a proportional-representation voting algorithm. The rounding error resulting from allocating whole...