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All tech is political
Charlie Joey Hadley
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All tech is political
Interactive Data Viz person at @ox-it mostly woRking on R
Twitter: charliejhadley
Website: www.visibledata.co.uk
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-3039-6849
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A problem I often am faced with is applying a function to data from a simulation, for instance computing the Newton Cooling of a bunch of materials. I asked this question on Twitter https://twitter.com/JennyBryan/status/930475618210213888 and @JennyBryan provided two options for solving this problem using dplyr and purrr as comments on the newton-cooling-with-purrr.R file below.
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