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R, Julia, SQL, Octave and others: Personal notes on data analysis, computation, data access most especially for querying voter history, Census, PDC, and other election data. Reader is advised to just paste the code text into Notepad++.

Wednesday, December 25, 2013

Use of lattice, RPostgreSQL for Whatcom County 2013 Elections

The political part of this post was originally posted here.



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