Tagarchief: Graph-generator
Iris dataset – clusters visualiseren / visualising clusters
==== English text below === Na meer dan twee jaar stilte ineens weer een post. De meesten van u weten dat ik mijn bedrijf Scientassist samen met het product VRBI heb overgedaan aan één van mijn zoons. Na een periode … Lees verder
Maybe, I should have told you!
Only now I realise a lot has changed, but I forgot to tell you, dear reader! For a long time I’ve been working on VRBI – the product and this blog, that is. VRBI actually was and is the name … Lees verder
The claims-triangle
Earlier, I wrote a blog in Dutch about the claims triangle (or loss triangle). Now I am revisiting the subject in my English blogpost and that´s why I looked for a new article about the subject. Although this article talks … Lees verder
Meteorological information in a spatial (3D) graph
The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) provides their data to the public. Those data are very detailed and go back over a hundred years. Meteorological means it’s all about the weather and because of this the data have an annual … Lees verder
New VRBI-generator creates spatial graphs in html!
Finally the spatial VRBI graphs are generated in HTML-format. To be viewed in the webbrowser immediately. Lees verder
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