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Into the Job Market I Go the Search for a Statistical Job
Training Systems Using Python Statistical Modeling
Grades Aren't Normal
CPAT and the Rényi-Type Statistic; End-of-Sample Change Point Detection in R
Probability a box of a dozen donuts picked from 14 flavors has no more than 3
Rank Data Analysis with Arkham Horror Data
Organizing R Research Projects: CPAT, a Case Study
Problems in Estimating GARCH Parameters in R (Part 2; Rugarch)
Making a Profit with Henry Wan in Arkham Horror: The Card Game
The Distribution of Time Between Recessions: Revisited (with MCHT)
Monte carlo testing involving time series with R and MCHT
Bootstrap Testing with MCHT
Maximized Monte Carlo Testing with MCHT
MCHT, Closures, and R Environments: Making MCHTest Objects Self-Contained
Announcing MCHT: An R Package for Bootstrap and Monte Carlo Hypothesis Testing
Hands-On Data Analysis with NumPy and Pandas
Naïve Numerical Sums in R
Materials for Teaching Applied Statistics
Evaluating Olive McBride with the Arkham Horror LCG Chaos Bag Simulator in R
A maze-solving Minecraft robot, in R
Applications of Statistical Learning with Python
Time to Accept It: Publishing in the Journal of Statistical Software
Re:The BASIC Engine
on Friday August 03, 2018 @01:08PM (#17681555)
Thanks for the answer. I bought the book anyway because reading the listings may still prove useful, even if the code doesn't translate. But it's good to know.
Re:The BASIC Engine
on Friday August 03, 2018 @12:05AM (#17677220)
I've read about old books for programming a BBC Micro with BASIC, where the games were in books written as code you would have to type in yourself. This book in particular caught my attention: http://www.acornelectron.co.uk/eug/revs/collins/Bbc_Micro_Wa...
I feel like the answer is obvious but I'm going to ask anyway: if I were to take the programs from one of these books and code it into this machine, is it likely to work?