Kruskal Wallis test in R, Kruskal Wallis test is one of the frequently used methods in nonparametric statistics for analyzing data in one-way classification. It is equivalent to a one-way analysis of variance in parametric methods. When we test the identicalness of the k population from which the independent samples ...

useR! conferences are non-profit conferences organized by community volunteers for the community, supported by the R Foundation. Attendees include R developers and users who are data scientists, business intelligence specialists, analysts, statisticians from academia and industry, and students. The useR! 2021 conference will be the first R conference that is global ...

You know it, I’m sure: You are developing a data transformation using lots of pipes. Then you need to remove one or more lines. You do this using comments. So far so good. But if it’s the last line you want to remove a simple comment will produce ...

I’ve been working with UbiOps lately, a service that runs your data science models as a service. They have recently started supporting R next to python! So let’s see if we can deploy a tidymodels model to UbiOps! I am not going to tell you a lot about ...

I have been playing around with rvest once again, and decided to extend some old code to put together a data base on the squads at past European Championships from Wikipedia. I wanted to use the chordDiagram() function in the circlize package in R to illustrate the links between the ...

Introduction The aim of this series of blog is to predict monthly admissions to Singapore public acute adult hospitals. The dataset starts from Jan 2016 and ends in Feb 2021. library(tidyverse) library(timetk) library(fpp3) # cleaned up dataset d...

R Consortium talked with Jared Lander about the R Community in the New York Metro area. The R Community’s ability to draw upon not only their large metro area as... The post New York City’s R Community’s Diverse Population Provides a Depth of Speakers appeared first on ...

The pelotonR package provides users with simple access to the Peloton API data through R function calls.

A fractal is a geometric figure in which the same pattern repeats infinitely at an ever-smaller scale. One of the most simple examples is the H-Fractal. You construct a H-Fractal by starting with the line segments that resemble the capital letter H...

Rage is my fuel I’ve had the {plumber} package on my radar for quite some time, but never tried it. However, a couple of weeks ago, I finally had a reason to try it out and see how the package works. One of my main problems in life is ...

By Tom Jemmett R is a highly capable GIS tool, thanks to the {sf} pacakge. In this post I am […] The post Using {sf} to calculate catchment areas appeared first on NHS-R Community.

Shiny is a fully capable web server that can directly be deployed and served to users with standard Linux tools like systemd.

Skewness in Statistics, what is mean by skewness? Lack of symmetry of tails of a frequency distribution curve is known as skewness. The symmetry... The post Skewness in Statistics-Calculate Skewness in R appeared first on finnstats.

“Data and Goliath”-gouache painting by Jacqueline Nolis (image from her Etsy store) So what does it take to build a successful data science team? Whether you are the first “data person” at your organization or leading a team of hundreds, w...

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Welcome Hi everyone ! Welcome to my blog. Here I will just share some tutorials around things that were complicated for me, and for which others R users could be interested. Not surprisingly, lot of this tutorials will involve tensorflow or other deep learning things. Sometimes things are possible in ...

Introduction Visualization 1. Trend 2. Seasonality Trend and seasonality 3. Anomaly Conclusion Introduction The aim of this series of blogs is to do time series forecasting with libraries that conform to tidyverse principles and there are two of these time series meta-packages modeltime which is created to be the time series equivalent of ...

I’m busy helping a colleague with a Shiny application. The application includes HTML content rendered from a .Rmd document. However, there’s a catch: the .Rmd uses the {DT} package to render a dynamic DataTable. It turns out that this doesn’t immed...