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R with Vim on Mac OS X

December 12, 2010
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R with Vim on Mac OS X

The built-in script editor for the Mac OS X R GUI actually isn’t bad. In fact it is much better than its Window’s counterpart. In particular, it has: Syntax highlighting Auto-completion Bracket matching Auto-indent Block code execution (with blocked command history) However, when coding in R and pretty much any other language, Vim has always

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socialR: Reproducible Research & Notebook integration with R

December 10, 2010
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socialR: Reproducible Research & Notebook integration with R

I’ve created an R package that uses social media tools for reproducible research.  The goal of the package is this: whenever I run a code, output figures are automatically added to my figure repository (Flickr), linked to the timestamped version of the code that produced them in the code repository.  Figures should be tagged by

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R: Basic R Skills – Splitting and Plotting

December 10, 2010
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R: Basic R Skills – Splitting and Plotting

I am giving a short R course next year, so I am going to make a series of blog posts to help get my thoughts and example code in order. The aim is to introduce people with little or no experience of R to the language with self contained examp...

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R: Basic R Skills – Splitting and Plotting

December 10, 2010
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R: Basic R Skills – Splitting and Plotting

I am giving a short R course next year, so I am going to make a series of blog posts to help get my thoughts and example code in order. The aim is to introduce people with little or no experience of R to the language with self contained examp...

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Fantasy football (oops, soccer)

December 8, 2010
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Fantasy football (oops, soccer)

Recently a colleague asked if I could use R/statistics to form a dream soccer team from a pool of soccer players, given basic player information like name, club, cost, points.The idea is to form a team with your preferred configuration of number of def...

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Fantasy football (oops, soccer)

December 8, 2010
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Fantasy football (oops, soccer)

Recently a colleague asked if I could use R/statistics to form a dream soccer team from a pool of soccer players, given basic player information like name, club, cost, points.The idea is to form a team with your preferred configuration of number of def...

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R: Using RColorBrewer to colour your figures in R

December 8, 2010
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R: Using RColorBrewer to colour your figures in R

RColorBrewer is an R packages that uses the work from http://colorbrewer2.org/ to help you choose sensible colour schemes for figures in R. For example if you are making a boxplot with eight boxes, what colours would you use, or if you are drawing...

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R: Using RColorBrewer to colour your figures in R

December 8, 2010
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R: Using RColorBrewer to colour your figures in R

RColorBrewer is an R packages that uses the work from http://colorbrewer2.org/ to help you choose sensible colour schemes for figures in R. For example if you are making a boxplot with eight boxes, what colours would you use, or if you are drawing...

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Google AI Challenge: Scores/Rank by Language

December 8, 2010
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Google AI Challenge: Scores/Rank by Language

A quick follow up to the previous post: about the the scores in the 2010 Google AI competition relative to programming language.  The chart above makes each language visible and discrete - and the scales are the same.library(ggplot2)df<- read.c...

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Google AI Challenge: Scores/Rank by Language

December 8, 2010
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Google AI Challenge: Scores/Rank by Language

A quick follow up to the previous post: about the the scores in the 2010 Google AI competition relative to programming language.  The chart above makes each language visible and discrete - and the scales are the same.library(ggplot2)df<- read.c...

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