September, 2020 | R-bloggers

shiny.semantic 0.4.0 Update Brings CSS Grid UI Functionality to Shiny Apps

September 24, 2020 | Dominik Krzemiński

tl;dr shiny.semantic is an R package created by Appsilon that brings the Fomantic UI library to Shiny apps. With shiny.semantic, you can rapidly create great looking Shiny apps with non-standard UI components. We have just released version 0.4.0, which includes standardized syntax, a useful grid functionality for easily ...

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Why R? 2020 Discussion Panels

September 24, 2020 | Marcin Kosiński

Why R 2020 Discussion Panels are scheduled for this weekend! Check out the post to find out about dates and descriptions of them for 2020.whyr.pl. Why R? 2020 Discussion Panels Why R? 2020 Discussion Panels Bioinformatics - Saturday 10pm UTC (2... [Read more...]

How to Connect R with SQL

September 24, 2020 | George Pipis

Need to Connect R with SQL It is common for Data Analysts/Scientists to connect R with SQL. For that reason, ... Read moreHow to Connect R with SQL

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Why McKinsey Analytics + Ken Benoit Talk

September 24, 2020 | Marcin Kosiński

Text Mining Hackathon has started! Yesterday at 5pm UTC we had a pleasure to kick-off Why R? 2020 conference and the Text Mining Hackathon with Julia Silge keynote talk Data visualization for machine learning practitioners. The hackathon lasts for 24h... [Read more...]

High School Swimming State Off Tournament Conclusion and Battle Royale

September 23, 2020 | Welcome on Swimming + Data Science

Welcome to the final post in the State-Off Tournament series. This will be a battle royale meet, with each of the 8 State-Off states competing against all the others at once (or in swimming terms, this is an invitational style meet). We’ll also reexamine the seeding assumptions from the beginning ...

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Wrangling and Visualizing Musical Data – Guided Project

September 23, 2020 | R Blogs

Hey everyone, This is a guided project on gathering, cleaning and transforming musical data and visualizing it. I somehow got the opportunity to get the access to this project on Data Camp. Right now, it is for premium users as in you cannot access it ...

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High School Swimming State Off Tournament Conclusion and Battle Royale

September 23, 2020 | Swimming + Data Science

Welcome to the final post in the State-Off Tournament series. This will be a battle royale meet, with each of the 8 State-Off states competing against all the others at once (or in swimming terms, this is an invitational style meet). We’ll also reexamine the seeding assumptions from the beginning ...

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Running an R Script on a Schedule: Gh-Actions

September 23, 2020 | Roel M. Hogervorst

In this tutorial I have an R script that runs every day on github actions. It creates a curve in ggplot2 and posts that picture to twitter. The use case is this: You have a script and it needs to run on a schedule (for instance every day). Other ways...

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Running an R Script on a Schedule: Gitlab

September 23, 2020 | Roel M. Hogervorst

In this tutorial I have an R script that creates a plot and tweets it, it runs every day on gitlab runners. The use case is this: You have a script and it needs to run on a schedule (for instance every day). Other ways to schedule a script I ...

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Microsoft R Open 4.0.2 now available

September 23, 2020 | David Smith

Microsoft R Open 4.0.2 has been released, combining the latest R language engine with multi-processor performance and tools for managing R packages reproducibly. You can download Microsoft R Open 4.0.2 for Windows,and Linux from MRAN now. Microsoft R Open is 100% compatible with all R version 4 scripts and packages, and works with ... [Read more...]

Why R? Keynote Kick Off – Julia Silge – Today 5pm UTC

September 23, 2020 | Marcin Kosiński

Data visualization for machine learning practitioners is the title of Why R? Keynote Kick Off by Julia Silge that starts today at 5pm UTC!. You can find all scheduled talks on our youtube.com/WhyRFoundation channel. The talk will start the Text Minin... [Read more...]

Prototyping Realistic Input Generation

September 23, 2020 | Akhila Chowdary Kolla

As a part of R consortium fuzz testing proposal, we are creating a simple prototype on how to extract the valid inputs for a function from the RcppTestPackage and test it with Valgrind. We also test the test harness of the same rcpp method by passing D... [Read more...]

future 1.19.1 – Making Sure Proper Random Numbers are Produced in Parallel Processing

September 22, 2020 | JottR on R

Parallel ‘Digital Rain’ by Jahobr After two-and-a-half months, future 1.19.1 is now on CRAN. As usual, there are some bug fixes and minor improvements here and there (NEWS), including things needed by the next version of furrr. For ... [Read more...]

Rendering an R Markdown Presentation to GitLab Pages

September 22, 2020 | R | datawookie

I’m busy preparing slides for the Why R? conference using the brilliant {xaringan} package along with {xaringanthemer} to tweak the styles. There are plots rendered into the document as well as static images. I wanted to publish the presentation ... [Read more...]

Rendering an R Markdown Presentation to GitLab Pages

September 22, 2020 | R on datawookie

I’m busy preparing slides for the Why R? conference using the brilliant {xaringan} package along with {xaringanthemer} to tweak the styles. There are plots rendered into the document as well as static images. I wanted to publish the presentation ... [Read more...]

future 1.19.1 – Making Sure Proper Random Numbers are Produced in Parallel Processing

September 22, 2020 | JottR on R

Parallel ‘Digital Rain’ by Jahobr After two-and-a-half months, future 1.19.1 is now on CRAN. As usual, there are some bug fixes and minor improvements here and there (NEWS), including things needed by the next version of furrr. For ... [Read more...]

Ease Uncertainty by Boosting Your Data Science Team’s Skills

September 22, 2020 | RStudio | Open source & professional software for data science teams on RStudio

Artwork by Allison Horst As we all begin the fall planning and budgeting season, everyone I know is feeling a lot of uncertainty. I think that’s natural; after all, many of us still don’t know when we’ll be able to: Return to work in... [Read more...]

Causal Mediation Analysis

September 22, 2020 | Analysis on StatsNotebook - Simple. Powerful. Reproducible.

The tutorial is based on R and StatsNotebook, a graphical interface for R. Mediation analysis is a technique that examines the intermediate process by which the independent variable affects the dependent variable. For example, family intervention durin...

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Multiple Imputation

September 22, 2020 | Analysis on StatsNotebook - Simple. Powerful. Reproducible.

The tutorial is based on R and StatsNotebook, a graphical interface for R. Missing data is a norm rather than an exception in most areas of research. Excluding observations with missing data reduces statistical power and potentially introduces bias in ...

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Handle class imbalance in #TidyTuesday climbing expedition data with tidymodels

September 22, 2020 | rstats | Julia Silge

Lately I’ve been publishing screencasts demonstrating how to use the tidymodels framework, from starting out with first modeling steps to tuning more complex models. Today’s screencast walks through a detailed model analysis from beginnin...

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September 2020

shiny.semantic 0.4.0 Update Brings CSS Grid UI Functionality to Shiny Apps

Why R? 2020 Discussion Panels

How to Connect R with SQL

Why McKinsey Analytics + Ken Benoit Talk

High School Swimming State Off Tournament Conclusion and Battle Royale

Wrangling and Visualizing Musical Data – Guided Project

High School Swimming State Off Tournament Conclusion and Battle Royale

Running an R Script on a Schedule: Gh-Actions

Running an R Script on a Schedule: Gitlab

Microsoft R Open 4.0.2 now available

Why R? Keynote Kick Off – Julia Silge – Today 5pm UTC

Prototyping Realistic Input Generation

future 1.19.1 – Making Sure Proper Random Numbers are Produced in Parallel Processing

Rendering an R Markdown Presentation to GitLab Pages

Rendering an R Markdown Presentation to GitLab Pages

future 1.19.1 – Making Sure Proper Random Numbers are Produced in Parallel Processing

Ease Uncertainty by Boosting Your Data Science Team’s Skills

Causal Mediation Analysis

Multiple Imputation

Handle class imbalance in #TidyTuesday climbing expedition data with tidymodels

September 2020

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