Danielle Navarro
Data scientist, recovering academic, and generative artist. Originally a mathematical psychologist, worked in tech for a bit, now a statistics lady in pharmacometrics. Author of various books, papers, and so forth. Chronic email ignorer.
Data science blog
I write a data science blog, “Notes from a data witch”. It covers a variety of topics including R, Python, Linux, and many other things related to data analysis workflows. Sometimes this is useful, mostly it’s a time-sink.
Generative art
I have a generative art website where I post various art series under creative commons licences. For some series the source code is also available on github. There’s no AI in this, it’s the other kind of generative art.
Academic work
In a former life I was an academic. I’ve not yet succeeded in repressing all the memories of the experience, and out of habit I still keep an archive of my scientific papers.
Code, software, et cetera
I write code sometimes, and it is… fine :)
Arrow workshop
A tutorial on larger than memory workflows in R with Apache Arrow created for the 2021 useR! conference.
Learning statistics with R
An open access introductory statistics textbook that I wrote during my days as an academic, teaching students the R programing language as well as introductory statistics.
Hidden link used to verify my account on hachyderm.io