Shiny Gatherings #11 is just around the corner, and this edition’s spotlight is on the latest developments in Rhino. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or someone curious about this package and our open-source community, this event promises insights you don’t want to miss. Ready to step up your ...

The post Normal Distribution in R appeared first on Data Science Tutorials Unravel the Future: Dive Deep into the World of Data Science Today! Data Science Tutorials. Normal Distribution in R, also known as the Gaussian distribution, is a probability distribution that is frequently used in statistics and probability theory ...

Over two years ago, I wrote a series of posts (starting here) that described possible analytic approaches for a proposed cluster-randomized trial with a factorial design. That proposal was recently funded by NIA/NIH, and now the Emergency department...

Puzzles no. 389–393PuzzlesAuthor: ExcelBIAll files (xlsx with puzzle and R with solution) for each and every puzzle are available on my Github. Enjoy.Puzzle #389Today’s task is again making graphic with numbers. We already made christmas trees, diamond...

The goal of this blog post is to explain some similarities and differences between the base R data.frame object type, and the data.table object type. We will focus on accessing and assigning values, and discuss two major differences: Syntax mean...

The goal of this blog post is to explain some similarities and differences between the base R data.frame object type, and the data.table object type. We will focus on accessing and assigning values, and discuss two major differences: Syntax mea...

You can read the original post in its original format on Rtask website by ThinkR here: Tame your namespace with a dash of suggests We’ve all felt it, that little wave of shiver through our skin as we watch the check of our newest commit running, thinking “Where could ...

This April 17-19, ShinyConf returns for its third edition of the Largest Virtual R Shiny Conference. This year, we’re thrilled to present a lineup of keynotes that not only set the tone for the conference but also promise to delve deep into the diverse applications and future of R ...

Note This post is syndicated from Sample Space, the magazine of the UCL Department of Statistical Science In 2012, the UK Government announced a series of immigration policy reforms known as the hostile environment policy, culminating ...

Yesterday, with Laurence Barry, we posted a blog post “Who benefits from data sharing?” explaining why data sharing, in insurance, could end mutualization. Actually, it can also be bad in the context of discrimination. Consider here the same dataset, with claim occurence, in a real insurance portfolio, library(InsurFair) library(...

{gt} is an R package for displaying tables. Designed to bridge the gap between data analysis and publication-quality output, it is perfect for generating clinical tables ready for publication. {gt} introduces a comprehensive, intuitive syntax for table creation, allowing users to craft detailed, aesthetically pleasing tables. It divides table components ...