September 2017

Brazilian Yield Curve

September 14, 2017 | R and Finance

The latest version of GetTDData offers function get.yield.curve to download the current Brazilian yield curve directly from Anbima. The yield curve is a financial tool that shows how, based on current prices of fixed income instru... [Read more...]

Hosting a Plumber API on AWS

September 13, 2017 | R on datawookie

I’ve been putting together a small proof-of-concept API using R and plumber. It works flawlessly on my local machine and I was planning on deploying it on an EC2 instance to demo it for a client. However, I ran into a snag: despite opening the required port in my ...
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RcppMsgPack 0.2.0

September 13, 2017 | Thinking inside the box

A new and much enhanced version of RcppMsgPack arrived on CRAN a couple of days ago. It came together following this email to the r-package-devel list which made it apparent that Travers Ching had been working on MessagePack converters for R which re... [Read more...]

RcppRedis 0.1.8

September 13, 2017 | Thinking inside the box

A new minor release of RcppRedis arrived on CRAN last week, following the release 0.2.0 of RcppMsgPack which brought the MsgPack headers forward to release 2.1.5. This required a minor and rather trivial change in the code. When the optional RcppMsgP... [Read more...]

Revisiting Readability With RStudio

September 13, 2017 | hrbrmstr

I’ve blogged about my in-development R package hgr a before and it’s slowly getting to a CRAN release. There are two new features to it that are more useful in an interactive session than in a programmatic context. Since they build on each other, we’ll take them ...
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Build a R package for yourself

September 13, 2017 | R & Census

A R user can benefit a lot from building packages. I have read people writing about the benefit in various occasions and cannot agree more after building my first package. We don’t have to a be R developer to write packages. Developers write packages for others; we can just ... [Read more...]

Moving my blog to blogdown

September 13, 2017 | Shirin's playgRound

It’s been a long time coming but I finally moved my blog from Jekyll/Bootstrap on Github pages to blogdown, Hugo and Netlify! Moreover, I also now have my own domain name www.shirin-glander.de. :-) I followed the blogdown ebook to set up my blog. I ... [Read more...]

Survival Analysis – Part I

September 13, 2017 | Subhasree Chatterjee

In this article I am going to talk about the non-parametric techniques used for survival analysis. To comprehend this article effectively, you’ll need basic understanding of probability, statistics and R. If you have any questions regarding the concept or the code, feel free to comment, I’ll be more ...
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Anonymous Functions in R and Python

September 13, 2017 | Luke Singham

What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Normal functions Before moving to anonymous functions, let's start with what normal functions look like. In R # Define a function functionName [Read more...]

New R user community in Grenoble, France

September 13, 2017 | Julyan Arbel

Nine R user communities already exist in France and there is a much large number of R communities around the world. It was time for Grenoble to start its own! The goal of the R user group is to facilitate the identification of local useRs, to initiate contacts, and to ... [Read more...]

New R Live Courses in Milan! Autumn term calendar

September 13, 2017 | Quantide

Starting from October, our new live R courses are available to everyone! We have updated them to the latest R functionalities and organized them to ideally form a complete data science path with R: either you seek R introduction or R developer tools, statistical models or Big Data, Shiny dashboards ... [Read more...]

Building rich analytic web apps has never been easier

September 13, 2017 | modern.data

We’re entering a golden age of the “analytics developer.” Cutting edge companies like AirBnB, Apple, and S&P are no longer buying off-the-shelf BI software. Instead, they build their own targeted BI platforms that succeed where traditional Big BI falls flat: Agility, collaboration, browser experience, and web-based data visualization. ... [Read more...]

officer version 0.1.6

September 12, 2017 | ArData

It’s time to announce the release of officer version 0.1.6. It allows to generate Microsoft documents from R; supported formats are Word and PowerPoint. It does come with other new packages1: flextable: produces sophisticated tables. rvg: produces vector graphics for PowerPoints mschart: produces native Microsoft charts Package officer is the ...
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