(This article was first published on G-Forge » R, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers) Sitting with a data set with too many variables? The SVD can be a valuable tool when you’re trying to sift through a large group of continuos variables. The image is CC by Jonas in China. It can feel like a daunting task when you...
A blend between a basic scatterplot, lattice scatterplot and a ggplot
In a recent post I compared the Cairo packages with the base package for exporting graphs. Matt Neilson was kind enough to share in...
It's not always easy getting the right size. The image is CC by Kristina Gill.
A vital part of statistics is producing nice plots, an area where R is outstanding. The graphical ablility of R...
A good looking table matters!
This tutorial is on how to create a neat table in Word by combining knitr and R Markdown. I'll be using my own function, htmlTable, from the Gmisc package.
Background: Because most journals that I submit to want...
Few of us can resist chocolate, but the real question is: should we even try to resist it? The image is CC by Tasumi1968.
Offering - the backbone of open source. The image is CC by TenthMusePhotography
This is part II of the previous package creation post. I've created my own CRAN repository since I wanted a quick upload. Perhaps in the future I'll post on the main server but right now...
A nice package can be both beautiful and functional. The image is CC by MIAD Communication Design.
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Cool woven artwork on the campus of Kansas University. The image is CC by Patrick Emerson
I recently started to work with Sweave (by Friedrich Leisch)...
The two IDE that I use for R are RStudio and Eclipse with StatET. They complement each other nicely, RStudio works out of the box while I previously shown how to get Eclipse & StatET going, you can find it here, which is slightly challanging.
A view of the StatET plugin in the Juno Eclipse. The environment is perfect for developing R packages and creating more complex functions.
I wanted to write about creating R-packages in Windows but after trying to get StatET to work seamlessly...
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
