In the first live-streaming / live-coding session I demonstrated how to make Quantile Regression workflows using the software monad QRMon and some of the underlying software design principles. (Namely "monadic programming".)
QRMon
In the follow up live-coding session I discussed topics like outliers removal (data cleaning), anomaly detection, and structural breaks.
In the third live-coding session:
In the fourth live-coding session we discussed the following the topics.
ResourceFunction["QuantileRegression"]
In the final, fifth live-coding session different questions are going to be answered.
I did not save the notebook I made during the first live coding session, but I attached to this post a modified version of the notebook I used for a Meetup workshop 6-7 months ago. (See for more details the GitHub MathematicaVsR project "Quantile Regression Workflows".)
The notebook of the 2nd session is also attached. (I added a "References" section to it.)
Instead of the software monad QRMon used in the live-coding sessions the Wolfram Resource Function QuantileRegression can be used. The resource page has many example applications that are also discussed in the live-coding sessions.
QuantileRegression
Thank you, Seth! WFR is a great way to introduce new, user derived functions in the way, say, CRAN does for R.
YouTube playlist of lectures, so far
Join us for the 4th session on Tuesday Oct. 22nd, 2pm PT (https://www.twitch.tv/wolfram) 4th session: Quantile Regression workflow: additional topics. - Predictions for today from yesterdays data. - Conversational agent generated workflows. - Application of NLP techniques to time series processed with QRMon.
Join for the 3rd session now: https://www.twitch.tv/wolfram
Just attached/uploaded the "live" notebook of the second session.
Great job Anton! Looking forward to your future live-streams (next one will be today Sep 13 at 1:30pm PT, Wolfram TwitchTV channel)
Just uploaded the notebook from the final, 5th live-coding session.
Just uploaded the notebook from the 4th live-coding session.
Just added/attached the notebook of the 3rd live-coding session.