Articles by R Views

Copper, Gold and Ten-Year Treasury Notes

April 11, 2017 | R Views

Today, we will continue getting familiar with data from Quandl, but will also devote more time to expanding our dygraphs toolkit. We will be building up a data visualization in discrete pieces, which isn’t very efficient, but will make things easier when we move this project into production as ... [Read more...]

Copper, Gold and Ten-Year Treasury Notes

April 11, 2017 | R Views

Today, we will continue getting familiar with data from Quandl, but will also devote more time to expanding our dygraphs toolkit. We will be building up a data visualization in discrete pieces, which isn’t very efficient, but will make things easier when we move this project into production as ... [Read more...]

Solving Data Science’s First Mile Problem

April 6, 2017 | R Views

At data.world, we are out to solve the “first mile problem of data science”: helping people obtain and understand the data sets they need. Everybody starts here whether they are analyzing their fantasy football league or working on the Zika pa...
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Solving Data Science’s First Mile Problem

April 6, 2017 | R Views

At data.world, we are out to solve the “first mile problem of data science”: helping people obtain and understand the data sets they need. Everybody starts here whether they are analyzing their fantasy football league or working on the Zika pa...
[Read more...]

Organizing DataFest the tidy way

April 4, 2017 | R Views

Organizing an event can be a full-time task in and of its own. I have been organizing ASA DataFest for six years at Duke, and over this time, the number of participants has grown from 23 students from Duke only, to 360 students from seven area schools this year! First, a bit ...
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Organizing DataFest the tidy way

April 4, 2017 | R Views

Organizing an event can be a full-time task in and of its own. I have been organizing ASA DataFest for six years at Duke, and over this time, the number of participants has grown from 23 students from Duke only, to 360 students from seven area schools this year! First, a bit ...
[Read more...]

March ’17 Tips and Tricks

March 30, 2017 | R Views

This month’s Tips and Tricks focus is on file navigation. Many of these tips are straightforward - more tip than trick - but they can save quite a bit of time and frustration. Open Recent Please don’t spend time navigating through your folder stru...
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March ’17 Tips and Tricks

March 30, 2017 | R Views

This month’s Tips and Tricks focus is on file navigation. Many of these tips are straightforward - more tip than trick - but they can save quite a bit of time and frustration. Open Recent Please don’t spend time navigating through your folder structure to find a recent ...
[Read more...]

R and Singularity

March 28, 2017 | R Views

R (https://www.r-project.org) is a premier system for statistical and scientific computing and data science. At its core, R is a very carefully curated high-level interface to low-level numerical libraries. True to this principle, R packages have greatly expanded the scope and number of these interfaces over the ...
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R and Singularity

March 28, 2017 | R Views

R (https://www.r-project.org) is a premier system for statistical and scientific computing and data science. At its core, R is a very carefully curated high-level interface to low-level numerical libraries. True to this principle, R packages have greatly expanded the scope and number of these interfaces over the ...
[Read more...]

Some Random Weekend Reading

March 23, 2017 | R Views

Few of us have enough time to read, and most of us already have depressingly deep stacks of material that we would like to get through. However, sometimes a random encounter with something interesting is all that it takes to regenerate enthusiasm. Just in case you are not going to ... [Read more...]

Some Random Weekend Reading

March 23, 2017 | R Views

Few of us have enough time to read, and most of us already have depressingly deep stacks of material that we would like to get through. However, sometimes a random encounter with something interesting is all that it takes to regenerate enthusiasm. Just in case you are not going to ... [Read more...]

February 2017 New Package Picks

March 21, 2017 | R Views

One hundred and forty-five new packages were added to CRAN in February. Here are 47 interesting packages organized into five categories; Biostatistics, Data, Data Science, Statistics and Utilities. Biostatistics BaTFLED3D v0.1.7: Implements a machine...
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February 2017 New Package Picks

March 21, 2017 | R Views

One hundred and forty-five new packages were added to CRAN in February. Here are 47 interesting packages organized into five categories; Biostatistics, Data, Data Science, Statistics and Utilities. Biostatistics BaTFLED3D v0.1.7: Implements a machine learning algorithm to make predictions and determine interactions in data that varies along three independent modes. ...
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Quandl and Forecasting

March 16, 2017 | R Views

Welcome to another installment of Reproducible Finance with R. Today we are going to shift focus in recognition of the fact that there’s more to Finance than stock prices, and there’s more to data download than quantmod/getSymbols. In this post, we will explore commodity prices using data ...
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Quandl and Forecasting

March 16, 2017 | R Views

Welcome to another installment of Reproducible Finance with R. Today we are going to shift focus in recognition of the fact that there’s more to Finance than stock prices, and there’s more to data download than quantmod/getSymbols. In this post, we will explore commodity prices using data ...
[Read more...]

Why I love R Notebooks

March 14, 2017 | R Views

Note: R Notebooks requires RStudio Version 1.0 or later I’m a big fan of the R console. During my early years with R, that’s all I had, so I got very comfortable with pasting my code into the console. Since then I’ve used many code editors for R,...
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Why I love R Notebooks

March 14, 2017 | R Views

Note: R Notebooks requires RStudio Version 1.0 or later I’m a big fan of the R console. During my early years with R, that’s all I had, so I got very comfortable with pasting my code into the console. Since then I’ve used many code editors for R, ...
[Read more...]

Madrid R User Group, A Brief History

March 9, 2017 | R Views

(Editors note: A Spanish verison of the post follows the English text) In the first meeting we were 5, now we are consistently over 60. It was not difficult for us to start up the group of users of R of Madrid. Gregorio Serrano, Carlos Gil Bellost... [Read more...]

Madrid R User Group, A Brief History

March 9, 2017 | R Views

(Editors note: A Spanish verison of the post follows the English text) In the first meeting we were 5, now we are consistently over 60. It was not difficult for us to start up the group of users of R of Madrid. Gregorio Serrano, Carlos Gil Bellosta, Pedro Concejero and I started ... [Read more...]
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