2018

anytime – dates in R

November 8, 2018 | aghaynes

I just saw an announcement on R Bloggers about the anytime package. It looks to be a very handy package to convert dates in pretty much any format to Date or POSIX classes, without the need to define the format – it’s guessed by an underlying C++ library. It certainly ... [Read more...]

AzureR: R packages to control Azure services

November 8, 2018 | Hong Ooi

by Hong Ooi, senior data scientist, Microsoft Azure This post is to announce a new family of packages we have developed as part of the CloudyR project for talking to Azure from R: AzureR. As background, some of you may remember the AzureSMR package, which was written a few years ... [Read more...]

Practical statistics books for software engineers

November 7, 2018 | Derek Jones

So you have read my (draft) book on evidence-based software engineering and want to learn more about the statistical techniques used, but are not interested lots of detailed mathematics. What books do I suggest? All the following books are sitting on the shelf next to where I write (not that ... [Read more...]

Powering Insight Through Massive Optimization

November 7, 2018 | pivotteam

  Data comes with a price. Accuracy comes with an even greater price. And the two together can demand enormous resources. That’s why it is important to achieve the greatest efficiency in your research process and make use of any tools that can help you.  This is particularly true if ...
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R Package Tutorial

November 7, 2018 | R on YIHAN WU

Edited by Rob Colautti. Originally posted on https://colauttilab.github.io/biol812.html on March 15th. Most of the general content can be found in Hadley Wickham’s R Packages book available for free online. It goes into detail on almost everything you would need to know to make a ... [Read more...]

The “probability to win” is hard to estimate…

November 6, 2018 | arthur charpentier

Real-time computation (or estimation) of the “probability to win” is difficult. We’ve seem that in soccer games, in elections… but actually, as a professor, I see that frequently when I grade my students. Consider a classical multiple choice exam. After each question, imagine that you try to compute the ...
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anytime 0.3.2

November 6, 2018 | Thinking inside the box

A new minor release of the anytime package arrived on CRAN this morning. This is the thirteenth release, and the first since July as the package has gotten feature-complete. anytime is a very focused package aiming to do just one thing really well: t... [Read more...]

UI Update — Datazar

November 6, 2018 | Datazar

UI Update — DatazarAs your projects get more and more files added to it, keeping track of your datasets and analysis can become tedious. We’ve updated your project file list so you can see what type of files you have in your project before you ...
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Working with US Census Data in R

November 6, 2018 | David Smith

If you need data about the American populace, there's no source more canonical than the US Census Bureau. The bureau publishes a wide range of public sets, and not just from the main Census conducted every 10 years: there are more than 100 additional surveys and programs published as well. To help ...
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In-database xgboost predictions with R

November 6, 2018 | R Views

Moving predictive machine learning algorithms into large-scale production environments can present many challenges. For example, problems arise when attempting to calculate prediction probabilities (“scores”) for many thousands of subjects using many thousands of features located on remote databases. xgboost (docs), a popular algorithm for classification and regression, and the model ...
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Using httr to Detect HTTP(s) Redirects

November 6, 2018 | petermeissner

The Summary In this short note I will write about the httr package and my need to detect whether or not an HTTP request had been redirected or not - it turns out this is quite easy. Along the way I will also show how to access information of an ... [Read more...]

Source and List: Organizing R Shiny Apps

November 6, 2018 | Kenith Grey

Keeping R Shiny code organized can be a challenge. One method to organize your Shiny UI and Server code is to use a combination of R’s list and source functions. Another method to organize you’re Shiny code is through modularization techniques. Here though, we’re going concentrate on ... [Read more...]

Spreading Multiple Values

November 6, 2018 | R on kieranhealy.org

Earlier this year my colleague Steve Vaisey was converting code in some course notes from Stata to R. He asked me a question about tidily converting from long to wide format when you have multiple value columns. This is a little more awkward than it should be, and I’ve ... [Read more...]
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