May 2016

BCEA 2.2-3 is out

May 22, 2016 | Gianluca Baio

I think the newest release of BCEA, our R package to standardise and post-process the output of a health economic model, is now available from CRAN $-$ in fact, the source code is also available here. The package is rather stable, so the... [Read more...]

Source for the marketAgent R package

May 21, 2016 | Patrick Burns

I recently gave a talk at the R in Finance conference in which I introduced the marketAgent package for R. Here is the source for the package if you’d like to play with it: marketAgent_0.000.tar I’ll be giving more details of the talk real soon now.   Update:  ... [Read more...]

Source for the marketAgent R package

May 21, 2016 | Patrick Burns

I recently gave a talk at the R in Finance conference in which I introduced the marketAgent package for R. Here is the source for the package if you’d like to play with it: marketAgent_0.000.tar I’ll be giving more details of the talk real soon now. The ... [Read more...]

BCEA 2.2-3 is out

May 21, 2016 | R on Gianluca Baio

I think the newest release of BCEA, our R package to standardise and post-process the output of a health economic model, is now available from CRAN $-$ in fact, the source code is also available here. The package is rather stable, so the changes aren’t many, but the few ... [Read more...]

Right or Wrong? – Validate Numbers Like a Boss

May 21, 2016 | Theory meets practice...

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. The markdown+Rknitr source code of this blog is available under a GNU General Public License (GPL v3) license from . Abstract How does a statistician ensure that an analysis that comprises of outputting \(N\) results is correct? Can this ...
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Exploring P-values with Simulations in R

May 21, 2016 | Arman Oganisian

The recent flare-up in discussions on p-values inspired me to conduct a brief simulation study. In particularly, I wanted to illustrate just how p-values vary with different effect and sample sizes. Here are the details of the simulation. I simulated draws of my independent variable : where For each , I define ...
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Visual contrast of two robust regression methods

May 21, 2016 | Peter's stats stuff - R

Robust regression For training purposes, I was looking for a way to illustrate some of the different properties of two different robust estimation methods for linear regression models. The two methods I’m looking at are: least trimmed squares, implemented as the default option in lqs() a Huber M-estimator, implemented ... [Read more...]

Rperform in Google Summer of Code 2016

May 21, 2016 | Analytical Monk

Rperform had started as a GSoC 2015 project with an aim to “to provide a package with functions that make it easy for R package developers to track quantitative performance metrics of their code, over time.” Much of the functionality required for the same was implemented over the course of last ...
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Tutorial: GitHub for Data Scientists without the Terminal

May 21, 2016 | Sahir Bhatnagar

Git and GitHub are indispensable tools for anyone analysing data, developing software or disseminating results. Originally designed for software engineers, GitHub is now widely used in many disciplines, especially for researchers in academia. Having a source code management software such as GitHub to host your code and have detailed project ... [Read more...]

Installing WVPlots and “knitting R markdown”

May 20, 2016 | John Mount

Some readers have been having a bit of trouble using devtools to install WVPlots. I thought I would write a note with a few instructions to help. These are things you should not have to do often, and things those of us already running R have stumbled through and forgotten ...
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Setting up a DataScience Server

May 20, 2016 | jletteboer

After installing multiple software, servers etc. on my  laptop it was overloaded with different tools and running services. When I get a new laptop or it will crash I can start […] The post Setting up a DataScience Server appeared first on Networkx.
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Microsoft R Open 3.2.5 now available

May 20, 2016 | David Smith

Microsoft R Open 3.2.5 is now available for download. There are no changes of note in the R langauge engine with this release (R 3.2.5 was just a largely a version number increment). There's lots new on the packages front though: Microsoft R Open 3.2.5 has a default CRAN snapshot date of May 1, 2016 ... [Read more...]

Accessing Dataframe Objects Exercises

May 20, 2016 | John Akwei

The attach() function alters the R environment search path by making dataframe variables into global variables. If incorrectly scripted, the attach() function might create symantic errors. To prevent this possibility, detach() is needed to reset the dataframe objects in the search path. The transform() function allows for transformation of dataframe ... [Read more...]

A Beginner’s Guide to Travis-CI for R

May 19, 2016 | Julia Silge

Have you seen all those attractive green badges on other people’s R packages and thought, “I want a lovely green badge!” Always a nice feeling when Travis manages to actually build. #runconf16 pic.twitter.com/7qZfH2OEij— Julia Silge (@juliasilge) April 1, 2016 OF COURSE YOU DO. Well, let’s give ...
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