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14 articles · Latest February 21, 2025

ole·Feb 21, 2025

Fast-Forward Merges on GitHub

The year is 2025 CE and GitHub.com still can’t do “fast-forward” merges via its web-interface. But you can; I’ll show you how. Photo by Joakim Honkasalo on UnsplashGithub.com offer...

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Abel Soares Siqueira·Oct 25, 2023

The Utopic Git History

If you love this article and can’t wait to read more about The Utopic Git History, please see this follow-up article(/achieving-utopic-git-history-4cc2a1fd3107?sk=88f3dac86d55ac183...

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Florian Huber·Jun 26, 2023

Mcfly: An easy-to-use tool for deep learning for time series classification

A new mcfly 3.0 release is out. See how it works and how it can help you to apply deep learning to time series classification. Florian Huber·Apr 15, 2020 Once the models are genera...

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Pablo Rodríguez-Sánchez·Oct 12, 2022

Mathematics and biology: a symbiosis?

Lessons learned, from a mathematician among biologists. Photo by ThisisEngineering RAEng on Unsplash Preamble In the period 2015–2019, I was hired as a mathematician by a biology d...

Elena Ranguelova·Mar 21, 2022

How to find your Artificial Intelligence explainer

Here, we will use the LRP method to illustrate the principle of determining which features in an input contribute most strongly to the output of a trained DNN model. In this exampl...

Maarten van Meersbergen·Jun 17, 2021

Visual Storytelling for data science

Maarten van Meersbergen·Jun 7, 2021 When conducting research, the data collected can in itself be exciting and meaningful, but when it is presented as spreadsheets or bullet points...

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Pablo Rodríguez-Sánchez·Mar 18, 2021

Can mathematical models predict the future?

Photo by John Moeses Bauan on Unsplash Let me start right away with a question: do you think that the future can be predicted? When formulated like this, this question makes us th...

Patrick Bos·Nov 10, 2020

Coalition polls for the people with Coalitiewijzer

Build interactive web apps with polling data, Voilà & Heroku My first attempt at actual visualization was to make another grid, but this time consisting of 150 HTML widgets, on...

eScience Editorial Team·Oct 27, 2020

C++ web app with WebAssembly, Vega, Web Worker and React

To generate the Vega-Lite specification we can write a function like so To wrap the Vega-Lite visualization in React component we will use useRef to get a DOM element as container...

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eScience Editorial Team·Oct 9, 2020

Help! My C++ web app is not responding

By Stefan Verhoeven, Christiaan Meijer, Faruk Diblen, Jurriaan H. Spaaks, and Adam Belloum. In an earlier blogpost we discussed how to run C++ code on the web using JavaScript. We...

eScience Editorial Team·Oct 9, 2020

Interact with your C++ web app using React forms

By Stefan Verhoeven, Faruk Diblen, Jurriaan H. Spaaks, Adam Belloum, and Christiaan Meijer. In a previous blog post, we compiled the C++ algorithm into WebAssembly. In the current...

eScience Editorial Team·Oct 9, 2020

Spice up your C++ web app with visualizations

By Stefan Verhoeven, Faruk Diblen, Jurriaan H. Spaaks, Christiaan Meijer, and Adam Belloum. In a previous blog we found the root of an equation using the Newton-Raphson algorithm i...

Pablo Rodríguez-Sánchez·Jan 8, 2020

Some things that scientists can learn from the arts

Artists and scientists have more in common than you may think Ascidiacea (1899) by Dr. Ernst Haeckel via Wikipedia Knowledge isn’t easy to classify. Where does mathematics finish a...

Maarten van Meersbergen·Jul 3, 2017

binge-watching science on youtube the good, the epic and the brilliant

With some help, its algorithms can be trained to find you the good stuff A decade ago, my favorite TV channel used to be the Discovery channel. I spent hours watching shows like Ho...