August 2015

Normality tests for continuous data

August 21, 2015 | Rajesh Sampathkumar

We use normality tests when we want to understand whether a given sample set of continuous (variable) data could have come from the Gaussian distribution (also called the normal distribution). Normality tests are a form of hypothesis test, which is used to make an inference about the population from which ... [Read more...]

Doh! I Could Have Had Just Used V8!

August 21, 2015 | hrbrmstr

An R user recently had the need to split a “full, human name” into component parts to retrieve first & last names. The full names could be anything from something simple like “David Regan” to more complex & diverse such as “John Smith Jr.”, “Izaque Iuzuru Nagata” or “Christian Schmit de la ... [Read more...]

functional enrichment analysis with NGS data

August 20, 2015 | R on Guangchuang Yu

I found that there is a Bioconductor package, seq2pathway, that can apply functional analysis to NGS data. It consists of two components, seq2gene and gene2pathway. seq2gene converts genomic coordination to genes while gene2pathway performs functional analysis at gene level. Read More: 1007 Words Totally
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Data Manipulation with dplyr

August 20, 2015 | Teja Kodali

dplyr is a package for data manipulation, written and maintained by Hadley Wickham. It provides some great, easy-to-use functions that are very handy when performing exploratory data analysis and manipulation. Here, I will provide a basic overview of some of the most useful functions contained in the package. For this ...
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Knitting patterns categories

August 20, 2015 | datasock

Let’s have a look at the repartition of Ravelry patterns among the various categories. The categories have a tree structure. The number of patterns in each category is not accessible via the API, but it is visible on the website main page. The code below is not the most ...
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5 New R Packages for Data Scientists

August 20, 2015 | Joseph Rickert

by Joseph Rickert One great beauty of the R ecosystem, and perhaps the primary reason for R’s phenomenal growth, is the system for contributing new packages. This, coupled to the rock solid stability of CRAN, R’s primary package repository, gives R a great advantage. However, anyone with enough ... [Read more...]

Visualizing Phoenix data using Shiny

August 20, 2015 | Jasper Ginn

A while back, I wrote a blog post about event data and specifically EL:DIABLO. While EL:DIABLO provides the infrastructure for you to get and process event data yourself, you can also download the daily updates that are generated by the authors’ own ... [Read more...]

Open Source Data Science at SXSW

August 20, 2015 | Mikkel

I have pitched a panel for next years SXSW in Austin, Texas, along with Karthik Ram from rOpenSci. The panel is called “Open Source Data Science”. SXSW has a panel picker process where you submit ideas and then other people can vote for them. The popular ones get selected. So ... [Read more...]

The World We Live In #5: Calories And Kilograms

August 19, 2015 | aschinchon

I enjoy doing new tunes; it gives me a little bit to perk up, to pay a little bit more attention (Earl Scruggs, American musician) I recently finished reading The Signal and the Noise, a book by Nate Silver, creator of the also famous FiveThirtyEight blog. The book is a ...
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Spaghetti plots with ggplot2 and ggvis

August 19, 2015 | jyothi

This post was motivated by this article that discusses the graphics and statistical analysis for a two treatment, two period, two sequence (2x2x2) crossover drug interaction study of a new drug versus the standard. I wanted to write about implementing those graphics and the statistical analysis in R. This ...
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Good advice for security with R

August 19, 2015 | David Smith

Everyone needs to be vigilant about security on the Web today. One particular threat — the man-in-the-middle attack — is a risk anytime you are communicating over the Internet, and an attacker has access to the network between the two endpoints. This is a possibility whenever you are using the Web over ... [Read more...]

Searching Twitter with ArcGIS Pro Using R

August 18, 2015 | Alex Singleton - R

I committed to testing this a long time ago, however, a number of other projects intervened, so I have only just got around to writing up this short tutorial. One of the exciting things from the ESRI Developers Conference this year was the launch of the R-ArcGIS bridge. In simple ... [Read more...]

Display of Geographic Data in R

August 18, 2015 | Vivek Patil

This was a deck used in my presentation to the Inland Northwest R user Group this past Friday (August 14, 2015). It relies on the work done by many folks, including Ari Lamstein, Kyle Walker, Erik Erhardt, and the kind folks at R-Studio. Please click o... [Read more...]
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