The Beginner Programmer

After having carefully followed the online official Shiny tutorial , I decided to make a quick try at making my very first Shiny App. I shou...

Recently, a friend went skydiving and, me being me, the first thing I could think about was making some physical considerations on his adven...

Yesterday I found an “old” script I wrote during a morning in the last semester. I remember being a little bored and interested in the conce...

I’ve been experimenting for more than two months with Tensorflow , and while I find it a bit more “low level” if compared to other libraries...

This is a detailed tutorial on image recognition in R using a deep convolutional neural network provided by the MXNet package . After a shor...

While continuing my study of neural networks and deep learning, I inevitably meet up with recurrent neural networks. Recurrent neural netwo...

Among R deep learning packages, MXNet is my favourite one. Why you may ask? Well I can’t really say why this time. It feels relatively simp...

Some time ago I uploaded a short script on modelling pressure drop in a circular diameter pipe. While at the time I felt I did a good job, I...

Here I am again with part 2. If you would like to read part 1 of this short tutorial on copulas, please click here . In this second post I ...

More than a year ago I wrote a short post on how to fit a copula model in R. The post showed how to make a very raw and basic fitting of a ...

Control system theory is very useful when it comes to simulate physical systems and their behaviour. Suppose you have a mass attached to a ...

Mutual inductors can be a lot of fun, and sometimes a bit of an headache if you mess something up or represent them in a complicated way. Ta...

Today I am going to make a brief description of the step response of a RLC series circuit. This is the schematic made with LTspice As you ...

A symmetric, three-phase and perfectly balanced system can be easily modelled either by pen and paper with the use of phasors or using LTspi...

Here I am again after a long break! During my last engineering class I learnt about the frequency response of a system and how this thing c...