I am listening to the audiobook Sync: How Order Emerges from Chaos in the Universe, Nature, and Daily Lifeby Steven Strogatz which I got from Audible. Obviously a mathematical book is not ideal to listen to, but lacking illustrations I can ma...
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R 3.0.0 is released! (what’s new, and how to upgrade)
A few hours ago Peter Dalgaard (of R Core Team) announced the release of R 3.0.0! Bellow you can read the changes in this release. One of the features worth noticing is the introduction of long vectors to R 3.0.0. As David Smith …
Top 10 tips to get started with R
Be motivated. R has a steep learning curve. Find a problem you can't solve otherwise. E.g. plotting multivariate data, a statistical analysis for which an R function exists already. Download and install R. Get to know the R console. Learn how to instal...
The R-Podcast Episode 12: Using Version Control with R
Notes on my R / Git workflow
These are some notes on my current R git work flow, which is quite fluid, and git has enough quirks that I usually forget part of it ! Creating Projects I've used both RStudio and Eclipse. RStudio seems easier to create a 'project' and add a loca...
100 most read R posts in 2012 (stats from R-bloggers) – big data, visualization, data manipulation, and other languages
Creating an R package in Windows
A nice package can be both beautiful and functional. The image is CC by MIAD Communication Design.
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The new definitive guide for setting up Eclipse, StatET, and R on Windows 7
Quite a while back I wrote some tutorials on getting the StatET plugin for Eclipse running, so that you can write R code and run it within the Eclipse development environment. The developers of all of these pieces of software have kept marching on with...
Getting into R, RCommander, JGR and Deducer
I've been meaning to post something about R for a while, but never got started, and now have a pile of things I'd like to post, so it's time to get started. I first started using R during my Master Dissertation where I had to do some stats. I've ...
Setting Up the Development Version of R
My coworkers at Fred Hutchinson regularly use
the development version of R (i.e., R-devel) and have urged me to do the same.
This post details how I have set up the development version of R on our Linux server,
which I use remotely because it is much faster than my Mac.
First, I downloaded the R-devel source into ~/local/, which...
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
