My biggest inspiration (other than taking a perfect shot at a whitetail deer and him just dropping dead) was a good PDF about shotGroups over on the CRAN[1]. It is a little dry and statistically heavy (meaning you need to have some statistical background to make sense of it), but well enough detailed for the info that triggered me to pursue this pet project.
I would love to write it at a level where if a person with no statistical background would be able to read through it and be able to understand it "enough". (Which requires a lot of rewriting on my part to make sure I'm also not boring a person with statistics background to death too explaining what Standard Deviation is :P)
My biggest inspiration (other than taking a perfect shot at a whitetail deer and him just dropping dead) was a good PDF about shotGroups over on the CRAN[1]. It is a little dry and statistically heavy (meaning you need to have some statistical background to make sense of it), but well enough detailed for the info that triggered me to pursue this pet project.
I would love to write it at a level where if a person with no statistical background would be able to read through it and be able to understand it "enough". (Which requires a lot of rewriting on my part to make sure I'm also not boring a person with statistics background to death too explaining what Standard Deviation is :P)
[1] https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/shotGroups/vignettes...