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Contributed by Abbie Brookes, Senior Data Analyst at Datacove Datacove is pleased to announce the availability of tickets for the upcoming EARL (Enterprise Applications of the R Language) conference.  The... The post EARL Early Bird Tickets Are Now Available! appeared first on R Consortium.

Git best practices are essential for developers looking to manage their projects efficiently. In this article, we’ll dive into the key techniques that can transform your version control workflow, ensuring you leverage Git to its full potential for improved productivity and collaboration.‍ We already introduced you to Git and ...

Puzzles no. 424–428PuzzlesAuthor: ExcelBIAll files (xlsx with puzzle and R with solution) for each and every puzzle are available on my Github. Enjoy.Puzzle #424We are playing with numbers very often, and sometimes is just playing for playing. Like tod...

Introduction I am thrilled to share the exciting news of the release of {teal.modules.clinical} 0.9.0 on CRAN. This significant achievement marks a major milestone for the NEST team in our open-source efforts that will make a profound impact...

I’m going to be writing a series of posts which will look at some applications of R (and perhaps Python) to financial modelling. We’ll start here by pulling some stock data into R, calculating the daily returns and then looking at correlations and simple volatility estimates.

Conformalized predictive simulations for univariate time series on more than 250 data sets.

The SUTVA, Positivity, Identifiability, Consistency, Exchangeability of Causal Inference, the essential ingredients that helps us bring out the true flavor of the causal model. Here is my understanding of each assumptions (main course) with examples (side dish) and accompanied by simulation (paired with beverages). Bon Appétit! Since the multiple ...

In today’s blog post, I want to show you how you can use images in your ggplots. I will show you three ways for three different use cases. And as always, you can find the video version of this blog post on Youtube: Using images inside the main...

Tetley tea boxes feature the following caffeine meter: In R we can replicate this meter using ggplot2. Move the information to a tibble: library(dplyr) caffeine_meter

Extrapolation to unseen domains: from theory to applications Monday, April 22nd, 2024, 8:00 PT / 11:00 ET / 17:00 CET 3rd joint webinar of the IMS New Researchers Group, Young Data Science Researcher Seminar Zürich and the YoungStatS Project. When ...

In the era of data-driven decision making, the ability of businesses to communicate complex information effectively has never been more critical. Yet, as companies navigate through vast oceans of data, the challenge of not just analyzing but also presenting this data in a coherent, consistent, and compelling manner is a ...

If you’re looking to take your R data visualization skills to the next level, interactivity is the name of the game. There aren’t too many packages that offer it out of the box, but you don’t need quantity if you have quality. Highcharts is among the most ...

Introduction Visualizing similarities between data points can be tricky, especially when dealing with many features. This is where multidimensional scaling (MDS) comes in handy. It allows us to explore these relationships in a lower-dimensional ...