Statistical Data Analysis Explained

This is a good page to practice R script.
http://www.statistik.tuwien.ac.at/StatDA/R-scripts/
I will practice these days some of the scripts specially for graphics. The book seems to be very interesting, so I hope to buy it soon.

The Joy of Stats

Overlapping "Reference" and "Predicted" histograms.

Some days ago reading the post:"Overlapping Histogram in R" , I thought that it could be a good idea to add this type of overlapping histograms plots to the monitor function, to see in this case the reference values histogram with the predicted values histogram overlapped.

In a perfect case we will see all the bars in a purple color, if not we will see the red (reference) and blue (predicted) colors, indicating the areas where the model is performing worse.

Monitor function is continuously updating, I have some future plans for process monitoring, and other tasks.

 

Energy Thermal Images | Tyrone Turner Photojournalism Multimedia Advertising Washington, DC

Energy Thermal Images | Tyrone Turner Photojournalism Multimedia Advertising Washington, DC

I really recommend having a a look to this wonderful pictures from Tyrone Turner. They have been published in  the National Geographic Magazine. He used an Infrared Camera.
What you see is temperature: Red is hottest and Blue coldest (Nat. Geographic-March 2009).

SkyJib with hyperspectral sensors