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Guillaume Calmettes (@gcalmettes)

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reveal.js-d3

Full integration of animated javascript-based visualizations (D3, vega-lite, semiotic, etc ...) into Reveal.js presentations

reveal.js-webpack-kit

The power of Reveal combined with the convenience and versatility of a build system

bootstrap-tools

Python code for basic bootstrap resampling statistics (paper J Physiol. 2012 August 1; 590(Pt 15): 3403–3406)

examRandomizer

Randomize questions order, multiple choice responses order and figure versions from a LaTex file created with the exam class.

pandas-groupby-apply-chaining-extension

Allow chaining of the apply method on the groups of a Pandas groupby object

Jupyter Notebook

nosTRIdamus

IronMan Triathlon race recommender system

Jupyter Notebook

labUtils

Collection of script/tools to simplify the data analysis workflow of the lab

reveal.js-latex-fragments

AdventOfCode

jupyter-tricks

Tricks to embed some fun tech in jupyter notebooks/lab

Jupyter Notebook

stats13-slides

Slides for the Stats13 class

Jupyter Notebook

countdown730

electron-data-science-app

Boilerplate for a scientific app made with electron

egalipop

Simple population model (ABM-like) that predicts a sudden transition from hierarchy to egalitarianism as a a group of primates develops the capacity for language and gossip.

ls40-slides

UCLA LS40 class slides

fitApp-fullstack

Fullstack app (flask API backend, python model (lmfit), SQL database, webpack/react/d3 frontend) to analyse scientific data

gcthesis

personal PhD thesis in LaTex

spatial-SIR

Spatial SIR model of a Zombie outbreak in France

d3-dotplot

Making a histogram-shaped dot plot in D3. Bars are replaced by the corresponding number of individual dots.