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Spatial Modelling for Data Scientists

Home Page: https://gdsl-ul.github.io/san/

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multilevel-models geographically-weighted-regression spatial-analysis spatial-econometrics maps cross-validation moran-i r-spatial book data-science

san's Introduction

`SAN` - Spatial Analysis Notes

Francisco Rowe
Dani Arribas-Bel
Build the site, run the following line from the terminal:

quarto render

Citation

If you use the material, code or processed data, you can give appropriate attribution by using the following citation:

@book{rowearribas-bel_smds21,
  author = {Rowe, Francisco and Arribas-Bel, Dani},
  title = {Spatial Modelling for Data Scientists},
  year = 2022,
  url = {gdsl-ul.github.io/san/},
  doi = {10.17605/OSF.IO/8F6XR},
}

The theme for the website was adapted from David Keyes' repository for his book R without Statistics

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san's Issues

Move current Chp 4 (Flows) to replace current Chp 9 (Spatio-temporal Analysis)

constant `db$one` not used in subsequent example

This example sets a column in the object db to 1 so that the variable can vary. However it is not used in the subsequent regression. Is this done on purpose? If so, it is not clear how that column is picked up by the lm() function

san/06-spatial_econometrics.Rmd

Line 185 in 7936579

db$one <- 1

FR to change title

Suggestion: Spatial Modelling for Data Scientists

[New] References

create a general reference list at the end of the document
remove references from the start of each chp

[New Chps] Chp 1 Overview, Chap 2 Data Types & Chap 3 Spatial Data Manipulation

create overview chapter, inc. overview of the course and intructions on notebooks for assignments
create chapter on data types and link to each subsequent chapter eg. how different data require different tools
create chapter on data manipulation

Assignment datasets

Decided that each assignment will be a compilation of micro-assignments based on each block. That way, the person responsible for each block prepares questions based on data that are different than those used in the chapter, but that can be recycled across the micro-assignments for different chapters.

Assignment datasets will include:

AirBnb for Paris: Points, Spatial Econometrics - @darribas
Census for area other than Liverpool (Introduction, MLM, GWR, Space-Time Analysis) - @fcorowe
Alternative flows (provided by @fcorowe, prepared by @darribas)

Link to edit is to Bookdown repo

In _output.yml I imagine you would want
edit: https://github.com/rstudio/bookdown-demo/edit/master/%s
to be
edit: https://github.com/GDSL-UL/san/edit/master/%s
so it links to here
(I'm spying your notes to implement my own notes)

[New chapter] Computational environment

To do:

Set up new chapter on "Computational Environment"
Move all dependency listings to new chapter
Derive new container (rocker_gds)
Add install guides for Rstudio
- Docker for Mac
- Docker for Windows Pro/WSL2
- Docker for Linux
- Native install
Remove dependencies from each chapter

[Add Package] Add packages to the Docker container

tidymodels
bbmle
glmmTMB
patchwork

Suggest 1 dataset for the assignments

Propose 2 new assignments

assignment 1 - add details on tasks and dataset to be used at the end of each relevant chapter
assignment 2 - add details on tasks and dataset to be used at the end of each relevant chapter

Revise current Chps 3-5 and update code

Use tidyverse, sf, tmap for maps and ggplot for graphs

Chp 3
Chp 4
Chp 5

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