AutomaticSector

I have a matrix of integers which can be positive and negative, and each row of the matrix is treated as a dataset. I am trying to analyze streaks of positive and negative numbers in each row of the matrix, for example to get the probability of a streak of length n appearing. I was able to do this using "rle" and some manipulation, however I also want to analyze the size of streaks in addition to their length, and I am unsure how to approach this.

For example, let's say I have the following matrix:

     [,1] [,2] [,3] [,4] [,5] [,6]  [,7]  [,8] [,9] [,10] [,11] [,12] [,13]
[1,]  252  455 1364   68 2125 2400 -1514   252 2775  2064   575   242  2376
[2,] -390 2847  976 -726 2099 

I told one of the alt right shitposters there to die, so they banned me. So much for bans only being for spam bots. The mods are now officially shielding the alt-right and that's their #1 goal for that sub.

Odd question here - has anybody with a large number of sessions played ever looked at them as a set of data points? What statistical distribution do they fall on? I don't have a super large number of sessions, but they definitely do not look like a normal distribution.

Do you people know what quote marks are for? Statists are dishonest enough for all of us, we don't need to be too.

Since the tipping hydra has grown back one of its heads, let's pose the following questions to professional dealers:

1. Would you prefer to remain a tipped employee or to have tipping banned and just receive a wage from the casino? Why? Do not make any assumptions about what your total wage will be in either scenario. If you think it will be more or less, justify this belief with reasoning.

2. Would you rather pool tips or have individual tips? Why?

This summer I'm moving from Chicago to Las Vegas to go live the dream, and I need to take 2 road trips to get our two cars out there. I'd like to stop and play poker each night, but I don't really know what the best places to play poker are, so I'm asking r/poker to help out. Things I'm looking for are (obv) a decent poker room with at least 2/5 NL, a hotel attached or at least close by, and hopefully a discount at the hotel for playing a few hours of poker.

Trip 1 will take the northern route.

Day 1 will be Horseshoe in Council Bluffs, IA.

Day 2 I'm thinking I will be near Denver - what's the best place to play here?

Day 3 I should be rolling into Vegas near midnight, so I'm set at thi