We all remember this, right? What a nightmare was to type a short message on these keypads. So, image writing Hello on this keypad, you had to press: 4433555555666 to get the letters “hello”. 44 = h33 = e555 =…Read more ›

7 May 2023 Thanks to Niels Ohlsen for for helping me add the books, and to Adejumo Ridwan Suleiman and Mokandil for their submissions. If you’d like to support the Big Book of R financially, you’re welcome to leave a donation at my Kofi account. Thank you very much to … ...

06.05.2023 A new release of Bio7 is available.The application Bio7 is a free and open-source integrated development environment for ecological modeling, scientific image analysis and statistical analysis. Beside other programming tools it contains a feature complete development environment for R with an advanced R editor, R developer tools and interfaces ...

This document describes a new feature in the R graphics engine to support rendering typeset glyphs. This provides a basis for developing improved text rendering ...

Learn how to program your own algorithms in R with us on June 22nd! With the 3rd Chapter of our “Introduction to R” learning path we continue our journey towards building strong R programming foundations and skills. “Programming R” workshop will all...

New arXiv working paper on the new color palette functions palette.colors() and hcl.colors() in base R since version 4.0.0. Citation Achim Zeileis, Paul Murrell (2023). “Coloring in R’s Blind Spot.” arXiv.org E-Print Archive ar...

Streamline Your Analytical Method Development: Convert Signal to Concentration with Back-PredicteR Back-PredicteR — An Easy-to-Use Shiny Application for Back Prediction of Analytical Method Signals to Concentrations By Thomas de Marchin (Associate Director Statistics and Data Sciences at Pharmalex). Thomas is Data Scientist at Pharmalex. He is passionate about the incredible possibility ...

Binod Jung Bogati, the organizer of the R User Group Nepal, discussed his experience of fostering the budding R community in Nepal. He shared the details of a recent beginner... The post Teaching and Translating R Resources in Nepal appeared first on R Consortium.

Scientific literature plays a crucial role in advancing our understanding of marine conservation and the importance of protecting our oceans. Over the years, many studies have been conducted around hundreds of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and its role as an ocean-based climate solution. However, scientific papers can be difficult to ...

In data analysis, dashboards are essential tools for making sense of complex data. Dashboards help to derive insights that drive better decision-making. However, as the volume and complexity of data increases, so does the challenge of presenting it in a clear and meaningful way. Sometimes the variety of Shiny inputs ...

Introduction The code is used to create a Shiny app that allows the user to search for a type of amenity (such as a pharmacy) in a particular city, state, and country, and then display the results on a map. Here is a step-by-step explanation of ...

You can’t make an R plot without breaking eggs… that’s how the saying goes, right? A recent #TidyTuesday data set explored US egg production and, thanks to an excellent suggestion from Tanya Shapiro to create a plot in the style of...

Introduction Exploratory data analysis (EDA) is a mission critical task underpinning the predominance of detection development and preparation for cybersecurity-centric machine learning. There are a number of actions that analysts can take to better understand a particular data set and ready it for more robust utilization. In the spirit of ...

Detailed measurements of lightning as well as reanalyses of atmospheric conditions enable the reconstruction of lightning probabilities over large spatial and temporal domains. Using flexible additive regression models it is shown that lightn...

In Trustworthy Online Controller Experiments I came across this quote, referring to a ratio metric $M = \frac{X}{Y}$, which states that: Because $X$ and $Y$ are jointly bivariate normal in the limit, $M$, as the ratio of the two averages, is also normally distributed. That’s only partially true. ...