Life keeps getting better and better. Yesterday, I discovered the absolutely unbelievable and amazing work RStudio has done with Shiny employing one of my favorite R packages websockets. As proof of the ease and quality, within a couple of ...
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Interactive color picker, using locator()
I mostly wrote this just to see how locator() works, and ended up making an HCL color picker, so you can make your own visually offensive rainbow color palettes! Or, you can make your own nice color palettes. It is up to you. Essentially, this script...
Introducing Shiny: Easy web applications in R
Say hello to Shiny, a new R package that we’re releasing for public beta testing today. Shiny makes it super simple for R users to turn analyses into interactive web applications that anyone can use. These applications let you specify input parameters using friendly controls like sliders, drop-downs, and text fields; and they can easily 
My PLStroika and some thoughts on developing R packages
I’ve been using R on a daily basis for more than seven years, and I’ve been developing R packages over the last three years. I consider myself an experienced useR and most of my coworkers consider me an R master. However, there are still a lot of things that I don’t know about R. To be … Continue reading...
Credit Scoring in R 101
In this post we'll fit some predicitve models in (well know) data bases, and evalute the performance of each model. Disclaimer1: for simplicity the predictive variables are treating without apply any transformation to get a better performance or stabil...
Forest plots in R (ggplot) with side table
A friend asked me to help with a forest plot recently. After chatting about what she wanted the end result to look like, this is what I came up with. grid.arrange(data_table, p, ncol=2) ## Warning: Removed 1 rows containing missing … Continue reading →
Upcoming R training by Hadley Wickham: SF Dec 3-4, DC Dec 10-11
(By Hadley Wickham) Hi all, I’d like to let you know about four R training courses that RStudio will be offering in December: * Effective data visualization (http://bit.ly/TY2ONI) Dec 3. San Francisco, CA * Reports and reproducible research (http://bit.ly/RsZmYr) Dec 4. San Francisco, CA * Advanced R programming (http://bit.ly/RvZDsd) Dec 10. Washington, DC * Package development (http://bit.ly/UhTIWz) Dec 11....
New version of RStudio (v0.97)
Today a new version of RStudio (v0.97) is available for download from our website. The principal focus of this release was creating comprehensive tools for R package development. We also implemented many other frequently requested enhancements including a new Vim editing mode and a much improved Find and Replace pane. Here’s a summary of what’s 
Hierarchical linear models and lmer
Article by Ben Ogorek
Graphics by Bob Forrest
Background
My last article featured linear models with random slopes. For estimation and prediction, we used the lmer function from the lme4 package.
Today we'll consider another level in the hierarchy, one...
Today we'll consider another level in the hierarchy, one...
googleVis 0.3.2 is released: Better integration with knitr
After last week's kerfuffle I hope the roll out of googleVis version 0.3.2 will be smooth. To test the water I release this version into the wild here and if it doesn't get shot down in the next days, then I shall try to upload it to CRAN. I am mindful...
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
