We are super excited to release #GeoStats.jl v0.57 🎉 It comes with full support for general coordinate reference systems (CRS). We **highly** recommend updating if you are still using old versions of the project: https://t.co/wkQLBtDZ4D #julialang#opensource#geospatial
Have you read our guide for data visualisation? 📖
Now with a new section on Julia, it covers the core principles & elements of #datavis - the structure of charts & tables and how they can be refined to aid readability
Read it here ⬇️
https://t.co/6RarMQpe7O
#ChatGPT performs better on #Julialang than #Python (and #Rstats) for Large Language Model (#LLM) Code Generation. Why? This blog post shares recent the research and adds a bit of details into where I found LLMs and new language learners having issues.
https://t.co/JFTb83NDEf
Dr. Chris Rackauckas, JuliaHub VP of #Modeling and #Simulation, has co-authored a new paper in Nature - Scientific Reports titled Forecasting Virus Outbreaks with Social Media Data via Neural Ordinary Differential Equations. https://t.co/0cS2A0iS7G #JuliaLang
We are happy to release #GeoStats.jl v0.40! 🎉 Revised documentation, new algorithms for simulation of spatial point patterns, and various other improvements: https://t.co/pEBwfw5NcL #geostatistics#geospatial#geo#datascience
New paper! The species-specific role of wildlife in the Amazonian food system.@EcologySociety1
* 798 household surveys in 4 🇧🇷 Amazonian towns. Measured consumption, social capital, food insecurity, etc
https://t.co/NEndhLg9uF
Led by Willa Chaves, with Patricia Carignano. 1/3
Check our new paper: Urban Amazonians use Fishing as a Strategy for Coping with Food Insecurity. In @JDevStudies led by Sergio Rivero. https://t.co/MHLZu1MoOM 🧵1/6
New paper on wildmeat! Led by P Torres. https://t.co/xeDknYpWx3
* Rural–urban mobility persists in urbanized Amazonia. Flows of people, goods, ideas blur R/U lives.
* R folk eat 21kg wildmeat/year vs 5kg in towns.
* In towns, key = social networks & R–U mobility.
New paper led by Dr Patricia Torres + other 🇧🇷 researchers out in @SciReports: "Wildmeat consumption and child health in Amazonia". For vulnerable rural children, eating wildmeat may protect against iron deficiency anemia https://t.co/1xkUCH7OBZ 🧵
@edzerpebesma @bikesRdata@rOpenSci I used Nvim-R for a long time, but stopped using it because I mainly work with containers. Vim-slime is a nice and simple alternative that allows me to work with containers.
Research by @_LukeParry, @eralfe & colleagues finds climate extremes add 'another layer of disadvantage onto babies already facing a poor start in life'. #Health#ClimateChange#Brazil@naturesustainab
🔬Research: https://t.co/38VlnJ8BTL
📰Story: https://t.co/eMrMlARzVN.
Killing me softly? Research shows extreme rainfall in Amazonia restricts fetal growth, causes preterm birth and reduces birth-weight (≤183 g). Analyzed 291,479 birth certificates. Current flooding a major concern. @eralfe. @fiocruz@tomphillipsin
https://t.co/HGDkgymQ8B