Who am I?
This is still the personal webpage of David L. Miller. It's (continuously) undergoing a bit of a redesign. Sorry about that.
I'm a statistician and programmer. I move around a lot, the last time I checked into Latitude I was here:
You can find me on github and twitter.
Things I've done...
You might be interested in things I have worked on:
● msg, a package for smoothing over spatial regions with odd shapes (one of the topics of my PhD thesis), some info also at this wiki page.
● Distance, a piece of software for assessing animal abundance.
● mmds, R package for performing distance sampling analyses for mixture model detection functions (now available on CRAN).
● RXMPP, an XMPP library for R.
● Some maps of the 2010 UK election using ggplot2.
Some interesting things from the internet
(Source: beefranck)
Minecraft cosplayers, London ComicCon, MCM Expo, ExCel Centre, Docklands, London, UK (by gruntzooki)
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(Source: contextfreepatentart)
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[HiRes]Unidentified Aerial Photography of Horns Rev Offshore Wind Farm
ed: Thanks According to Mac for this submission.
wjt:
Danni pointed out there was something missing from this graph in Mike Ledger’s “functional programming in sh”.
Lost Wormhole
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