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coMMpass - MMRF CoMMpass Data Analysis Pipeline

A reproducible data acquisition and analysis pipeline for the MMRF CoMMpass study using Targets and Nix.

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4.96 score

micromort - Curated Micromort and Microlife Risk Datasets

A data package providing curated, cross-sectional snapshots of micromort (acute risk) and microlife (chronic risk) values from authoritative sources including Wikipedia, CDC MMWR, and academic literature. Designed as a reference dataset for risk comparison and communication, not a time-series analysis tool or epidemiological modelling framework. Includes tools for risk comparison, lifestyle analysis, and a Plumber API for data distribution. All data normalized to unified schemas with full provenance tracking.

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4.86 score

randomwalk - Asynchronous Pixel Walking Simulation with Parallel Processing

Implements parallel random walk simulations that create fractal graphs through asynchronous pixel walking on a grid. Features include parallel processing with crew workers (chunked mode recommended), comprehensive statistics tracking, and an optional Shiny interface for interactive visualization. Core simulation functions can be used programmatically without the GUI.

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4.06 score 1 stars

etfdata - European UCITS ETF Data Collection

Tools to fetch, clean, and store historical and metadata for European bond and equity index ETFs (UCITS) listed on the London Stock Exchange.

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quarto

3.78 score

irishbuoys - Analyze Irish Weather Buoy Network Data

Provides tools to download, process, and analyze data from the Irish Weather Buoy Network. Includes functions for accessing real-time and historical data via the Marine Institute's ERDDAP server, storing data in DuckDB for efficient querying, and building predictive models for wave height and weather conditions.

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2.95 score

millsratio - Interactive Analysis of Mills Ratios and Tail Thickness

Compute and compare Mills ratios for normal, t, and exponential distributions. Explore the t(30) paradox where heavier tails produce larger Mills ratios despite near-normal density. Includes an interactive Shiny dashboard for visualising tail behaviour and hazard functions.

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2.40 score