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      • Andrea Tino
      • aka: antino
      • motto: "Never stop learning!"

    Welcome to my personal website. My name is Andrea and this is my web space where I share my thoughts, articles and crazy ideas on technology, Software Development, Mathematics and all sorts of Science stuff. Find out more in the About page.

    Today’s math fun fact

    Have I mentioned that I am very big fan of Math? Well, I am, and I like reading a lot about different models and solving problems. My favorite topic and equation, so far, is Complex Calculus and the Cauchy’s Residue Theorem.

    $$\oint_{\gamma\left[z_k\right]} f(z) \, dz = 2 \pi i \cdot \sum_{k=1}^n \text{Res}\left[f,z_k\right]$$

    Math is the language of truth, so I find it natural to use it in all possible contexts, probably I use it in too many occasions I have to say.

    Today’s R hack

    I recently started getting a lot of interest in R that I have decided to use it extensively in my research projects. At the moment, my favorite R code chunk is a basic hello world (yes, I’m still at the beginning):

    v <- "Hello World"
  • Recent content

    You can find articles, posts and notes in their respective section pages.
    • 2019/05/19 A quick introduction to R. read
    • 2019/04/29 Using R at school to graph temperature over time in a city. read
    • 2019/04/25 R hack - Bitmasks on vectors to change specific elements. read
    • 2019/04/25 Using R at school to find correlation in search terms. read
    • 2019/04/20 0.999… is 1. read
    • 2019/04/20 Using R at school. read
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