@thomasforth@geoeverything I agree that is poorly worded as it not clear whether it is refering to the age the average person dies at or the average of all ages when people die. I haven't come across lifespan inequality before, but that might help explain what you were originally describing?
@thomasforth@geoeverything This means that the comparaively smaller number of people dying at 25 will not skew the results and is not equal to extending the life of 100 elderly people by a year if they are below life expectancy
@thomasforth@geoeverything Might be interpreting what you have said wrong, but I think you are calculating life expectancy incorrectly. Life expectancy is the age at which 50% of the population dies, not the average age at which people die
And of course a massive thank you to Lorraine Maltby and @AlistairBoxall for the amazing supervision, and the help and support from everyone throughout the process
#PhDone
Had my viva last week, so thank you to Donald Baird and @beckerhopper for an enjoyable viva, but me being me I'm rubbish at celebrating it
Luckily my friends and family help make up for that
Firstly my sister who knows how rarely I have and how much of a treat cheese is for me
@peatblogger There's still time! We should have a day of foraging and brewing. Obviously won't match up to the real thing, but it'll definitely have that batch brew aspect
@BjnNowak Will say this is just a fraction! I removed any races with NA for the city value unless they were the only one in that specific country, so there were literally hundreds of races not included
Needed to learn GIS in R so I brushed up my skills with my first ever #TidyTuesday
Here I visualised ultra trail running races across the globe by distance
Code: https://t.co/TVnxBeaF62
Data: https://t.co/jjtgG8SYgj
#RStats#DataViz#DataScience#tidyverse
@Rhiannon_Kirton If you want a base R solution, summary(your_GLM)$coefficients gives you a table of the estimate, standard error, t value and p value that can be assigned or saved as a csv
@lucyjayneryan@AcademicChatter https://t.co/c5XtAPPAQg has a variety of music and ambient noisescapes that can be listened to alone or combined with other music