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Highlights from the useR! 2012 conference
Video (screencast) of the presentation by Szilard Pafka at the Los Angeles R users group. I summarized (with short demos) a few of the talks from the useR! 2012 conference. We are planning one more meetup to cover more talks. … Continue reading
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Tagged byte compiler, cranvas, devtools, FastRWeb, ggmap, git, httr, interactive.graphics, knitr, markdown, R conference, R meetup, R Programming, reproducible.research, Rserve, RStudio, Szilard, tabplot, useR2012
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useR! 2011 – Jonathan Rougier: Nomograms for visualising relationships between three variables
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useR! 2011 – Wolfgang Huber: Genomes and phenotypes
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useR! 2011 – Brandon Whitcher: Quantitative Medical Image Analysis
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useR! 2011 – Lee E. Edlefsen: Scalable Data Analysis in R
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useR! 2011 – Ulrike Grömping: Design of Experiments
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Creating an R package, using developer/productivity tools
Couple of R programming (mainly infrastructure/workflow) related topics discussed at the Los Angeles R users group in a tutorial/demo-like form (targeted mainly to beginners) by Szilard Pafka and Jeroen Ooms: how easy it is to create a simple package for … Continue reading
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Tagged devtools, Eclipse.StatET, git, IDE, jeroen.ooms, programming, R.package, roxygen, RStudio, testing, testthat, tutorial, version.control, workflow
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Using R for multilevel modeling
Los Angeles R users group July 12 2011 meeting (see meetup info here): Using R for multilevel modeling of salmon habitat, by Yasmin Lucero download slides from here
Discussions on the future of R
Inspired by the discussions on the same topic, Avram Aelony presented an overview of the issues and the Los Angeles R users group proceeded with further discussions.
Software tools for data analysis – an overview
Discussions on various software tools (C, C++, Perl, Python, Unix shell, R, Matlab, SAS, SPSS, Excel, databases, Hadoop etc.) used in data analysis. Szilard Pafka (founder and co-organizer of the Los Angeles R users group) presents an overview and discusses … Continue reading
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Tagged C++, Clojure, CUDA, data.analysis, databases, excel, Hadoop, Java, Matlab, MySQL, nosql, Perl, python, R, SAS, SPSS, Unix.shell, Weka
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