The Eclipse IDE with StatET plugin, developed by Stephen Wahlbrink, is one of the more (maybe the most) full-featured options for running R. I’ve written about this combination before (previous post), but the highlights include a script editor with syntax highlighting, code completion, an integrated graphics window, an advanced debug system, and the best object
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MLB Year by Year Total Annual Payroll
Description:Year by year total annual payroll for Major League Baseball.Data: http://www.nsf.gov/about/congress/112/highlights/cu11_0523.jsphttp://www.baseball-databank.org/Analysis:The entire yearly budget for the National Science Foundation is c...
Top 20 R posts of 2011 (and some R-bloggers statistics)
R-bloggers.com is now two years young. The site is an (unofficial) online R journal written by bloggers who agreed to contribute their R articles to the site. In this post I wish to celebrate R-bloggers’ second birthmounth by sharing with you: Links to the top 20 posts of 2011 Statistics on “how well” R-bloggers did
RMySQL: using the latest MySQL version
In order to connect my R related stuff to a webserver and MySQL I went all the way from using xampp to setting up my own (W)AMPP (Apache MySQL PHP Perl) to finally back to xampp. And I’m quite happy about this very last switch to xampp! Why I like xampp it can be run … Continue reading...
Running your R and LaTeX Infrastructure from a portable USB Drive
On my road to eventually running all of my programs off an USB device I’ve gotten a little bit closer yesterday thanks to input from Duncan Murdoch and Yihui Xie. Eventually running the entire Windows OS off a USB drive would be nice (not talking about running it as a Virtual Machine, but to have … Continue reading...
I may have been hasty…
I think one of the real reasons that I haven't liked R is the default interface blows (sucks, whatever). I just discovered the Eclipse plugin StatET. This things rules. Contextual help, completion, object browser, data browser, etc. &...
The Problems with Pairing R + Java
A core focus of the RTextTools project has been to make the package as accessible and user-friendly as possible. In its early iterations, the package contained dependencies such as RWeka, openNLP, and
The Open Governance Index: Results for The R Project
Just over two weeks ago, I invited readers to complete the Open Governance Index (OGI) Questionnaire regarding The R Project. The OGI evaluates several facets of governance in open source projects (OGI publication). The OGI questionnaire is reproduced below, and each question is linked from the table of useR responses. The table below presents the
useR! Conference 2011 highlights
I was at the useR! Conference at The University of Warwick in Coventry, UK, last week. My goal in going was to learn the latest things regarding (simple) dynamic graphics, (simple) web-based apps, parallel computing, and memory management (dealing with big data sets). I got just what I was hoping for and more. There are 
Blog planets are like conferences… (aka R-bloggers.com)
Blog planets are websites that aggregate blog feeds around a particular topic or project. It is probably called after one of its first implementations, the Planet software. These planets are like conferences, rather than journals. Like conferences with...
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
