You can also check this post, written in #blogdown, here: playing-with-post-hoc-power. Current state of the matter The reason for bringing this here is that I witnessed an interesting exchange some time ago, regarding one article and their use of post-hoc power, … Sigue leyendo →

An updated tutorial to set up a blogdown blog    Git & GitHub repos RStudio and blogdown setup Customising paths and styles Modify config.toml file Custom css Custom javascript Site build with blogdown Deploying the site Updating the local git repository Pushing to GitHub Add R code A new … Sigue leyendo →

You can also check this post, written in #blogdown, here: minimal-project-tree-r. Introduction The last two days arrived at my twitter feed some discussions on how bad are the following sentences at the beginning of your R script/notebook, sparked by @JennyBryan’s … Sigue leyendo →

You can also check this post, written in #blogdown, here: taming-exam-results-with-pdf. Introduction There are several ways to mine tables and other content from a pdf, using R. After a lot of trial & error, here’s how I managed to extract … Sigue leyendo →

Finally, -after 24h of failed attempts-, I could get my favourite Hugo theme up and running with R Studio and Blogdown. All the steps I followed are detailed in my new Blogdown entry, which is also a GitHub repo. After … Sigue leyendo →

One of the things I most like from R + Shiny is that it enables me to serve the power and flexibility of R in small “chunks” to cover different needs, allowing people not used to R to benefit from it. However, what I … Sigue leyendo →