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2020/01/29
I spent four years learning to run efficient regression analyses in R. Now I’ve written them into some handy functions so you won’t have to. https://t.co/iDlptT0S25 #r #rstats #psychology #DataScience
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2020/01/22
Want to use google earth engine from #rstats? https://t.co/rXcdQ2mEBD
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2020/01/15
Hi twitter friends: I have developed material for 2, 3-hour lectures on the introduction to R and #stats for #geography/ #environmentalscience. Though I’d share for those interested in learning R! https://t.co/un6COBlEFo #github #openscience #rstats #academicchatter
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2020/01/08
Download Two Free eBooks (PDF): 1) An Introduction to Statistical Learning, with Applications in R 2) The Elements of Statistical Learning 👉https://t.co/BkCzi2DBwU ————— #abdsc #BigData #DataScience #Statistics #MachineLearning #AI #Algorithms #Rstats #Coding #DataScientists https://t.co/f44fLjAU7k
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2020/01/01
Q: Do you want better organized #rstats scripts in 2020? If you do, start owning the outline tooling that’s built into RStudio! If you don’t, I’ll pray for the next person who needs to use your code. https://t.co/6YXP042Hhu
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2019/12/25
This is a nice way to visualise and discern patterns in the timing of Twitter posts. It’s clear which accounts are automated and which are operated by humans. It also means #rstats’
ggplot2::coord_polar(...) has utility beyond pie charts! https://t.co/SWt1IEXJNM
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2019/12/18
The complete transcripts of The Office (US) are now available as an #rstats package, {schrute}. #r #nlp #tidytext https://t.co/GgsPu6KyDG
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2019/12/11
This is a big deal: https://t.co/kzdugtKMZX #rstats
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2019/12/04
learnr 0.10.0 is out! The learnr package makes it easy to turn any R Markdown document into an interactive tutorial. Include narrative, figures, code exercises, quiz questions, videos and shiny components. https://t.co/zuEajbU4F7 #rstats https://t.co/baXra3A1tm
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2019/11/27
My partner recently told me he wants to learn R. So this year he’s getting a 25-day R tutorial advent calendar! Each day is a new bit of code teaching the basics in R. I’m pretty excited to send it to him this weekend 😊💕🎁🎄 #Rstats #Rstudio #AdventCalendar
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2019/11/20
😲 Make some fancy interactive tables… “{reactable}: Interactive data tables for R” ✍️ Greg Lin https://t.co/WouHrd78XZ #rstats https://t.co/tbzr9oMZI6
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2019/11/13
dtplyr 1.0.0 is now on CRAN! — https://t.co/SzjGwygXaG. dtplyr combines the speed of data.table with the syntax of dplyr #rstats
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2019/11/06
I was trying to explain to novices what #rstats {magrittr} pipe does and all I could think of is these two examples https://t.co/53Vxgtxh62
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2019/10/30
One of my fave/most frequently used #rstats commands: options(scipen = 999) turns off scientific notation in R, aka turns 5.3e-2 to 0.053 😇🙏🏻
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2019/10/23
I 💜 WPA style National Park posters and often look for color schemes from them so I decided to make an #rstats package! I’ll write a blog post with examples soon, but for now feel free to try them out and let me know what you think! 18 to choose from!🌲🏔 https://t.co/9Ag5yy6NrM https://t.co/119qWsl6Vg
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2019/10/16
The remarkable decline in infant mortality, split by continent. #rstats https://t.co/hiUQpDRK9z
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2019/10/09
The first five chapters of https://t.co/0mhQs57TDp are basically complete — this should be a great place to start if you’ve ever wanted to learn Shiny, and I’d love your feedback about what is confusing and what questions your still have #rstats
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2019/10/02
Learned last week from the man himself (JJ Allaire) that you can execute Python scripts in RStudio and it just knows #rstats (the first reticulate command auto-ran) https://t.co/WdX8Evzqwg
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2019/09/25
NEW POST: (Re)Launching my supervised machine learning course 💫 This course on predictive modeling with #rstats is based on the ✨amazing✨ framework by @_inesmontani, and was built in collaboration with @cantoflor_87! https://t.co/ZEmmGqFSaf https://t.co/YfTvRvJQQw
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2019/09/18
RVerbalExpressions, where were you 10 years ago https://t.co/7QLjDcd2Tt #rstats https://t.co/r9RB9ZJLwd
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2019/09/11
I’m reviewing regression in my program evaluation class today, and the equatiomatic #rstats package by @datalorax_ is incredibly useful for connecting code to equations! https://t.co/ilydOi3LAg https://t.co/aRRE6AVDpw
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2019/09/04
🎉🎉🎉 I am beyond excited to finally release ggraph v2, a major upgrade that has been in the works for years. If you are into #dataviz and network analysis, this is for you! #rstats https://t.co/CaiBqHLTfH
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2019/08/28
Looking for teaching material for intro to #rstats and the #tidyverse? I’ve made mine easier to reuse. Please help yourself: https://t.co/gFWZG5iAqO @rstudio @hadleywickham
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2019/08/21
📣 Now on CRAN. Neat pkg for importing and inspecting the messiest of spreadsheets… “tidycells: Read Tabular Data from Diverse Sources and Make Them Tidy” by @IndranilGayen https://t.co/6C6H3kPmnO #rstats https://t.co/hvZ4g97l5p
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2019/08/14
Excited to announce my next book project: mastering shiny, https://t.co/0mhQs57TDp. I didn’t write shiny, but I’m having fun writing about it! #rstats
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2019/08/07
Do you want to make beautiful plots w/ ggplot2? Check out @CedScherer’s step-by-step walkthrough of how they evolved “a dreary gray boxplot to a self-explanatory, colorful visualization”! #rstats https://t.co/VGmlMa10Qv https://t.co/PScq0gdMpP
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2019/07/31
[on a date] her, a data scientist: and what would you name our kid if we had a girl? me: Iris her: looking hopeful after the flower? me: after the data set. her: tearing up that’s right. that’s the right answer. #rstats #epitwitter
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2019/07/24
I’ve been working on a total rewrite of dtplyr, which lets you take advantage of (almost all of) data.table’s speed while using dplyr syntax. The package is still in development, but I’d love for you to try it out and let me know how it goes: https://t.co/MXogoZ2lvu #rstats
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2019/07/17
The {modelsummary} #rstats package is now available on CRAN. Create beautiful and endlessly customizable tables to display results from your statistical models. https://t.co/4JpeaqEtAi 1/n https://t.co/94BPdrGJqe
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2019/07/10
a <- factor(c(“character”, “in”, “the”, “streets”)) b <- factor(c(“integer”, “in”, “the”, ‘sheets’)) c(a, b) #> [1] 1 2 4 3 2 1 4 3 #rstats