NOTE: THIS IS NOW A PACKAGE SEE THIS LINK FOR DETAILS Let me start with a video for people who just want to see what I’m demo-ing first: I’ve been interested in speeding up workflow lately and spending a lot … Continue reading →
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Workflow w/ reports package
Shiny 0.4.0 now available
Shiny version 0.4.0 is now available on CRAN. The most visible change is that the API has been slightly simplified. Your existing code will continue to work, although Shiny will print messages about how to migrate your code. Migration should be straightforward, as described below. It will take a bit of work to switch to 
Migrating from SPSS to R #rstats
Preface I will every now and then post my experience with R, a package for statistical analyses. I try to show some solutions for common types of analyses or problems you are facing when you start working with R. These … Weiterlesen →
plot textual differences in Shiny
Wordclouds such as Wordle are pretty rubbish, so I thought I'd try to make a better one, one that actually produces (statistically) meaningful results. I was so happy with the outcome I decided to make it interactive, so go on, have a play!
Compare any two...
Social Media Monitoring tools in R with just a few lines
Social Media Analysis has become some kind of new obsession in Marketing. Every company wants to engage existing customers or attract new ones through this communication channel. Therefore, they hire designers, editors, community managers, etc. However, when it comes to … Continue reading →
Social Media Monitoring tools in R with just a few lines
Social Media Analysis has become some kind of new obsession in Marketing. Every company wants to engage existing customers or attract new ones through this communication channel. Therefore, they hire designers, editors, community managers, etc. However, when it comes to … Continue reading →
Analysis of Public .Rhistory Files
GitHub recently launched a more powerful search feature which has been used on more than one occasion to identify sensitive files that may be hosted in a public GitHub repository. When used innocently, there are all sorts of fun things you can find with this search feature. Inspired by Aldo Cortesi's post documenting his exploration
Interactive two-host SIR model
This is an example of interfacing R, shiny, and deSolve to produce an interactive environment where users can explore model behavior by altering parameters in an easy to use GUI.
The model tracks the number of susceptible, infectious, and recovered individuals in two co-occuring host species. The rates of change for each class are represented as a system of...
metvurst now a package (repository moved to GitHub)
Inspired by a post on PirateGrunt, I finally managed to pack metvurst up and turn it into a proper R-Package (the fact that I'm on holiday and have some time also helped). As a side-effect of this, the repository has been moved from google code to G...
New Rcpp master class scheduled for New York
A new Rcpp master class is scheduled for March 9 in New York. The format will an updated version of the one-day workshops I have given at the University of Rochester in 2010, in San Franciso in 2011 (organised by Revolution Analytics) and at the UseR...
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
