Laurent Bergé
@lrberge.bsky.social
Ass prof in econ at the University of Bordeaux
Too much code.
https://sites.google.com/site/laurentrberge/
Too much code.
https://sites.google.com/site/laurentrberge/
Among the new features:
- new builtin VCOV: HC2 aand HC3 (thanks to Kyle Butts!)
- new function sparse_model_matrix
- improved internal algorithms
- coefplot/iplot become similar to etable
- batched estimations are easier to make
& many many more, check out the news file!
github.com/lrberge/fixe...
- new builtin VCOV: HC2 aand HC3 (thanks to Kyle Butts!)
- new function sparse_model_matrix
- improved internal algorithms
- coefplot/iplot become similar to etable
- batched estimations are easier to make
& many many more, check out the news file!
github.com/lrberge/fixe...
September 10, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Among the new features:
- new builtin VCOV: HC2 aand HC3 (thanks to Kyle Butts!)
- new function sparse_model_matrix
- improved internal algorithms
- coefplot/iplot become similar to etable
- batched estimations are easier to make
& many many more, check out the news file!
github.com/lrberge/fixe...
- new builtin VCOV: HC2 aand HC3 (thanks to Kyle Butts!)
- new function sparse_model_matrix
- improved internal algorithms
- coefplot/iplot become similar to etable
- batched estimations are easier to make
& many many more, check out the news file!
github.com/lrberge/fixe...
Hey, I'm new developing a package to make reproductibility easy.
It's rmake!
Contrary to {targets}, you don't need to set up anything, it is all automatic!
So you can have modular code while writing in a single script!!!
github.com/lrberge/rmake
It's rmake!
Contrary to {targets}, you don't need to set up anything, it is all automatic!
So you can have modular code while writing in a single script!!!
github.com/lrberge/rmake
July 2, 2025 at 7:57 AM
Hey, I'm new developing a package to make reproductibility easy.
It's rmake!
Contrary to {targets}, you don't need to set up anything, it is all automatic!
So you can have modular code while writing in a single script!!!
github.com/lrberge/rmake
It's rmake!
Contrary to {targets}, you don't need to set up anything, it is all automatic!
So you can have modular code while writing in a single script!!!
github.com/lrberge/rmake
Just gave a presentation a the REGIS summer school we organised in Bordeaux.
Algorithms for empirical research
Slides and material here: github.com/lrberge/2025...
The conclusion is that, even in the age of AI, using your brain is still relevant!
#RStats #EconSky
Algorithms for empirical research
Slides and material here: github.com/lrberge/2025...
The conclusion is that, even in the age of AI, using your brain is still relevant!
#RStats #EconSky
June 20, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Just gave a presentation a the REGIS summer school we organised in Bordeaux.
Algorithms for empirical research
Slides and material here: github.com/lrberge/2025...
The conclusion is that, even in the age of AI, using your brain is still relevant!
#RStats #EconSky
Algorithms for empirical research
Slides and material here: github.com/lrberge/2025...
The conclusion is that, even in the age of AI, using your brain is still relevant!
#RStats #EconSky
Nice post!
I honestly find it waaay easier and intuitive in pure base R (w/t tidy slop, with all due respect! :-))
I also teach this kind of things, but in pure base R, and the students (not all of course) usually quickly grasp how to do and expand the approach.
I honestly find it waaay easier and intuitive in pure base R (w/t tidy slop, with all due respect! :-))
I also teach this kind of things, but in pure base R, and the students (not all of course) usually quickly grasp how to do and expand the approach.
April 25, 2025 at 9:51 AM
Nice post!
I honestly find it waaay easier and intuitive in pure base R (w/t tidy slop, with all due respect! :-))
I also teach this kind of things, but in pure base R, and the students (not all of course) usually quickly grasp how to do and expand the approach.
I honestly find it waaay easier and intuitive in pure base R (w/t tidy slop, with all due respect! :-))
I also teach this kind of things, but in pure base R, and the students (not all of course) usually quickly grasp how to do and expand the approach.
Indeed, it's still there!
Thanks correcting my mistake!
That's really huge.
Thanks correcting my mistake!
That's really huge.
March 13, 2024 at 12:36 PM
Indeed, it's still there!
Thanks correcting my mistake!
That's really huge.
Thanks correcting my mistake!
That's really huge.
March 13, 2024 at 12:27 PM
Damn Kyle, I just checked: it's a lot of fooling around :-D
No kidding: that's pretty cool!
No kidding: that's pretty cool!
November 30, 2023 at 11:12 PM
Damn Kyle, I just checked: it's a lot of fooling around :-D
No kidding: that's pretty cool!
No kidding: that's pretty cool!
Example: I wanted to duplicate a document (for a quizz, to have twice the same quizz on the same sheet when printing 2 pages per sheet => you agree that's an unusual request).
A few lines of code and... boom it works.
Once you get the (weird) logic, it just works and that's just great.
A few lines of code and... boom it works.
Once you get the (weird) logic, it just works and that's just great.
October 18, 2023 at 7:18 PM
Example: I wanted to duplicate a document (for a quizz, to have twice the same quizz on the same sheet when printing 2 pages per sheet => you agree that's an unusual request).
A few lines of code and... boom it works.
Once you get the (weird) logic, it just works and that's just great.
A few lines of code and... boom it works.
Once you get the (weird) logic, it just works and that's just great.