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Databases (SQL, noSQL); Interfacing R with Excel
Los Angeles R users group Dec. 14 2010 meeting (see meetup info here): 1. A SQL primer for R users – Neal Fultz 2. R Database Access – Shrikrishna Bhogaonker 3. NoSQL data stores – Scott Gonyea 4. Interfacing R … Continue reading
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Tagged data.export, data.import, data.storage, database, excel, nosql, redis, relational.database, rexcel, sql
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Text mining with R
Videos from the October meeting “Text Mining with R” of the Los Angeles R users group: Rob Zinkov, “Text Mining with R”: Ryan Rosario, “Accessing R from Python using RPy2″:
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Tagged NLP, python, rob.zinkov, rpy2, ryan.rosario, text.mining, text.processing
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useR! 2010 conference videos
Videos of the invited talks of the useR! 2010 conference as follows (courtesy by Kate Mullen and NIST). This site also aims at collecting the materials (video, slides, R code) of local R users group (RUG) meetings and various other … Continue reading
How Google and Facebook are using R
This is an older (2009) video from the kickoff meeting of the San Francisco Bay Area R Users Group. It was a panel discussion within the Predictive Analytics World conference. Video courtesy by Ron Fredericks of LectureMaker (click on the … Continue reading
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Tagged data.mining, facebook, google, packages, panel, predictive.analytics, REVo, video
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Taking R to the Limit: Parallelization
Video, slides and code of the talk “Taking R to the Limit: Parallelization” by Ryan Rosario at the Los Angeles area R Users Group in July 2010 as follows. Slides: R code: here. Video: If you have a question to … Continue reading
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Tagged hpc, multicore, packages, parallelism, R.code, ryan.rosario, video
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RUG Introduction: Los Angeles area R Users Group
A nice group of people from academia and industry meeting about once a month at UCLA. Attendance is usually 30-40, but gradually increasing (also about 300 registered members). If you’d like to join, visit the group’s website: http://www.meetup.com/LAarea-R-usergroup/, you’ll find … Continue reading
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Seamless R and C++ integration
Video of the talk “Seamless R and C++ integration” by Dirk Eddelbuettel at the Los Angeles area R Users Group in March 2010 (to see the video in a larger size, click inside the video but outside the play button):
Web applications with R
Video of the talk “Web applications with R” by Jeroen Ooms at the Los Angeles area R Users Group in January 2010:
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Tagged business.apps, ggplot2, jeroen.ooms, video, visualization
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