#rstats
Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne; 1026⁄424): 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 ↪
Ben (@elbersb; 582⁄154): Tidylog 1.0.0 has just arrived on CRAN 🎉 > Tidylog provides feedback for dplyr and tidyr commands, and now includes all common data-wrangling functions! > blog: https://t.co/on3mFJRXZL github: https://t.co/ITPuXH9JEa > #rstats @dataandme @hadleywickham https://t.co/SdaCiX9Goe ↪
Marcus Borba (@marcusborba; 342⁄226): From 1965 to 2019, the most popular programming languages > #programmers #developers #programming #languages #datascience #ai #machinelearning #cobol #rstats #php #ruby #matlab #java #javascript #python https://t.co/lzrT10pvTw ↪
Jenny Bryan (@JennyBryan; 297⁄56): googlesheets4 has gained write/edit functionality in the dev version. Happy New Year 🥂! > There’s more work to do, but it’s a great time for early adopters to test drive and provide feedback. #rstats > March 2020 is coming soon ⏳📆 > https://t.co/NUkaDEGuNi ↪
Arielle Dror (@arielle_dror; 278⁄61): Check out a new R package that I created with @sophiatannir! NwslR has datasets on team performance and player statistics for the #NWSL. We’re hoping to make it easier for fans and analysts of the league to get the information they want to know. https://t.co/yfTW1V6uM2 #rstats https://t.co/9l0386iEeP ↪
Bradley Boehmke (@bradleyboehmke; 160⁄47): Check out the supplementary website for Hands-On Machine Learning with R. @bgreenwell8 & I have posted notebooks with all code for each chapter so you can reproduce everything…analysis, figures, and tables! Enjoy! #rstats #DataScience #MachineLearning > https://t.co/InbmV4LZAl https://t.co/KIAU3ypzMD ↪
blogdown
Helena Hartmann (@helenahhartmann; 71⁄4): My own #academic website is now up and running at https://t.co/XMnLvt8gyR. I used blogdown in #rstats and the academic/hugo template (1⁄2). > I would love to see your websites - comment below with the link! > @AcademicChatter @AcademicPlanet ↪
Matt Dray (@mattdray; 14⁄3): 🔤 I updated my post about altering the #fonts in your #rstats #blogdown site. It’s now easier to follow, has better screenshots and includes more puns. 📝 https://t.co/NR7JRpqh3m https://t.co/dAoyspfZbb ↪
Kelly Bodwin (@KellyBodwin; 11⁄1): - Get to know our good buddy Travis. 👷🏻♂️ > - Perfect my blogdown site … and actually use it to blog. 💫 > - Master RStudio templates. 📝 > - Teach nonstandard and tidy eval. 👩🏫 https://t.co/TNAB5iyd3g ↪
kasiek (@KKulma; 8⁄1): #rstats lovely crowd: I’m setting up a #blogdown blog that locally renders without any problems but when I deploy it to https://t.co/AbHid4WPUL I get into various problems, e.g. the site’s deemed unsafe, no pictures are published, layout skewed. etc. Any ideas how to approach it? ↪
mikefc (@coolbutuseless; 6⁄3): I don’t know which magical people have the patience for updating Hugo/blogdown themes, but it certainly isn’t me! > I’ve gone back to default “Hugo lithium” theme to avoid the pain! > https://t.co/Z2LKHYvg2d > #rstats ↪
Alison Hill (@apreshill; 6⁄0): @KKulma You can see my fixes here: > https://t.co/5j9tA9nout > And deployed: https://t.co/n0M1k27Nul > I would not git ignore your themes or config.toml file; see: https://t.co/SeXxjnDJFa ↪
Bobby Neelon (@BNeelon; 5⁄0): @CMastication @RustProofLabs And you could probably do it for pennies using blogdown and AWS S3… ↪
Martin Henze (Heads or Tails) (@heads0rtai1s; 4⁄1): @pcastr Github + #rstats #blogdown package works like a charm for me. Lots of formatting options via Hugo, easy hosting, great docs, runs reproducible #rstats code and #python (via reticulate package): https://t.co/Dm2xrIyqkR ↪
Matt Hill (@InsectEcology; 4⁄0): Started redoing my personal website, this time using blogdown and the hugo academic theme (because jekyll ain’t cool no more) > https://t.co/i30yqx1Xga ↪
ukituki (@ukituki; 4⁄0): @_ColinFay Learn in public: start publishing imperfect content {blogdown}, Write package automating my finance {tidyquant}, Simple on top of APIs {plumber}, Fool around with {MLflow}, kubernetes, serverless (R engine on AWS Lambda), Dockerize something cool ↪
Joshua de la Bruere (@delaBJL; 3⁄0): @ProfNoodlearms @katemath @keithjonesman @overleaf I’m a big fan of using pagedown/blogdown in R to do some nice looking documents with markdown. I think you can even use LaTex. I think you can even use CoCalc to do that, though I’d have to check their package list. ↪
Ahmed Hasan (@ahmedrhasan; 3⁄0): Update: here is the post, as promised! Only two weeks late but let’s not talk about that. It’s less of a tutorial and more me rambling about the process, but hopefully it’s still useful https://t.co/1JYLjG06mU ↪
Sbu (@Sbudation15; 2⁄0): @_ColinFay Learn how to create a site with blogdown. > Learn more about doing animation in R ↪
Ezekiel Adebayo Ogundepo (@gbganalyst; 1⁄1): @erum2020_conf I also want to attend erum 2020 conference and network with other #rstats programmers. I have applied and hoping to be selected. > My goals for 2020 are to learn new skills in R and turn my website https://t.co/k9BJy1cvgA to #blogdown. ↪
Colin Quirk (@ColinTQuirk; 1⁄1): I’ve written a tutorial describing how to deploy a blogdown site on digital ocean > https://t.co/Vc6aZEo5e4 > #rstats ↪
Thomas Vroylandt (@tvroylandt; 1⁄0): @_ColinFay - More viz with ggplot (and posters) - Improve my website with more blogdown - RAP & drake ↪
Alison Hill (@apreshill; 1⁄0): @KKulma You’ll want to double check the hugo version in the netlify.toml to make sure it matches with your local blogdown::hugo_version(). This file will now override all settings in the Netlify UI. > Enjoy 🍀 ↪
bookdown
Mara Averick (@dataandme; 77⁄13): 🤘 From a true [hrbr]master of wrapper packages… 📦 “Writing Frictionless R Package Wrappers — Building A Basic R Package” by @hrbrmstr https://t.co/ng6ywkEjLC #rstats 📖 see also its bookdown companion: https://t.co/gGjmblcBM2 ↪
Albert Y. Kim (@rudeboybert; 76⁄14): It’s been a long journey since @xieyihui’s #useR2016 bookdown workshop, but at last the @CRCPress print edition of @ModernDive is here! > Thanks to everyone who contributed, but esp my collaborator & friend @old_man_chester. Working w/ you is a privilege I will cherish forever https://t.co/dvZHSSsptM ↪
Roxana Noelia (@data_datum; 33⁄6): 🔝🔝Advanced R Markdown Workshop materials 🤓(rstudio::conf2019) https://t.co/r6PvHbXX5S by @apreshill👩💻 // Great resources if you are interested in master 🥳💯your #Rmarkdown ✍️skills to became a ninja 🙅♀️#xaringan #blogdown🗒️ #bookdown 📔 #flexdashboard💯 ↪
Bergelson Lab (@bergelsonlab; 19⁄2): just made my 1st @rstudio .rmd template for eyetracking data prep for the lab! Thnx to @xieyihui for the super easy instructions! https://t.co/BHfZvbKq2B ! 1⁄2 ↪
Felipe Ruiz (@felipe_ruizb; 13⁄4): @ixpantia @rstudio Este material puede ser de vuestro interés y para toda la comunidad hispanoparlante de R. Fue presentado en la última @LatinR_Conf con @gboccardobosoni de la @uchile @facsouchile: > https://t.co/N2RhirScBw ↪
Vikram_Singh Rawat (@Guru_GyanKhoji; 12⁄3): @_ColinFay Learn time series forecasting in R. Finish my book about #rdatatable > https://t.co/tRnce1WN4E ↪
Solomon Kurz (@SolomonKurz; 11⁄1): What are your tips in improving figure resolution on #bookdown HTML books? > Web-searching and reading on my own has been unproductive. ↪
Roxana Noelia (@data_datum; 9⁄5): Making Books with R Markdown https://t.co/HFsuQnwsHy ↪
Richard Erickson (@raericksonWI; 9⁄2): Thanks to @old_man_chester for sharing this intro regression (but advanced stats book!) with me https://t.co/VZdx11JkKO It’s great for anyone wanting to learn about regression in #rstats, plus it open source. Think of it as a follow up to @ModernDive ↪
Jozef Hajnala (@jozefhajnala; 9⁄1): One of my goals for 2020 is to give back more to the #rstats community. Over the holidays, I enriched the content around Spark and compiled it into an open-source bookdown site. More details in the announcement blogpost 🔗 https://t.co/DWcCYoJNZO ↪
Matt McBee (@TunnelOfFire; 9⁄0): I just built my book (via bookdown) in a Docker container to hedge against future package / R Core updates that might break it. https://t.co/yyq5nRUcTs ↪
Chester Ismay (@old_man_chester; 8⁄3): @rudeboybert is one of the best collaborators I could think of working with. So happy to have v1.0.0 out there through our work together. Special thanks also to @xieyihui for the {bookdown} #rstats pkg. He’s paved the way for so much great work in this space. https://t.co/H6gGT0qlL3 ↪
Ming Tang (@tangming2005; 6⁄4): very nice intro to grid https://t.co/h8L0yd2aCZ thanks @ivivek87 ↪
Thea Knowles (@theaknowles; 6⁄1): Super excited and full of nostalgia to be heading back to #LdnOnt next week to lead an #RLadies workshop on #rmarkdown/#bookdown for academic writing. 👩💻📑🙌 https://t.co/eKKaw5xblZ ↪
Shea O’Connell (@Shedimus; 6⁄1): @_ColinFay Start writing PhD thesis in bookdown. (Don’t give up) Finish writing thesis in bookdown > Get #rstats job ↪
Sean Davis (@seandavis12; 5⁄5): Shiny Production with AWS Book https://t.co/dtijDrDtuq #rmarkdown #bookdown #AWS #rstats https://t.co/RwnB7ZD7wZ ↪
Christopher Peters 🚀 (@statwonk; 3⁄0): @alexkyllo That’s right. Using a custom asymmetric loss function the avoids distortion introduced by the sampling technique. https://t.co/CO7glsqQDb ↪
Nathan Eastwood (@nathaneastwood_; 2⁄1): If you are interested in using #Spark in #rstats, you should check out @jozefhajnala’s new #bookdown book: Using Spark from R for performance! > https://t.co/sNT5h3akIv ↪
Evan Will (@EvanPeterWill; 2⁄0): @riceyriceyricey @chrisdaaz @elotroalex @DCNB @omwikle Alternative to Jekyll-based approach, I see a lot of RMarkdown/Bookdown and Jupyter Notebook on GitHub based textbooks for coding topics. Or using docs themes (designed by software folks) for OER. > e.g. https://t.co/r9VAo0r6I8 ↪
Daniel Roy Greenfeld @ Los Angeles (@pydanny; 2⁄0): @katychuang I have a love/hate relationship with LaTeX. So wonderful yet so hard to use. Tonight I’m looking at Bookdown as a possible intermediary. ↪
Dan York (@danyork; 1⁄2): Originally I was thinking about using GitBook… but they pivoted and no longer do PDF creation. Now considering Bookdown / R Markdown ( https://t.co/WyFsAc2E4J ), but curious about other options.
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. (Thanks in advance) 2⁄2 ↪
NelsonGon (@neuronelsongon; 1⁄1): @RoedSimon90 @rstats4ds https://t.co/auZGaBm2wz a good place to start. https://t.co/wQtbSBMWlG is a “hidden” treasure. I used the latter more when I was beginning to learn myself. I think Prof. Matloff’s slides are great too. #rstats ↪
Bryan Jenks (@Tall_Viking; 1⁄1): #rstats today I’m writing my first bookdown 📖 trainings manual, going to blow the team away! ↪
Vivek Das (@ivivek87; 1⁄1): @tangming2005 I have used grid only in specific cases of arrange utilities. But may be these could give some lead. 1. https://t.co/DCbBT3hgs8 > 2. https://t.co/sJoiDOiOwd ↪
El Yanes (@elYanes; 1⁄0): Alguien en la sala que controle de Bookdown con R Markdown? ↪
Colin Fay 🤘 (@_ColinFay; 1⁄0): @ChasingMicrobes @CMastication @iplusfour I love how {bookdown} can be used to write books about other programming languages ↪
Dr. Sören Wilke (@SorenWilke; 1⁄0): @J_Schroeder91 The dataset comes as projected grids with EPSG:31467 (x/y/z) from @DWD_presse and was scraped via #rdwd which returns a #raster format. > In the process of wrangling I eventually transformed it into a huge data.frame and added a “year”-variable. > cf https://t.co/UPLFVk21X1 https://t.co/C7nZd9sRpj ↪
Dr Paul Goodship (@pGoodship; 1⁄0): Great resource for @rstudio users https://t.co/wUOeys88nV ↪
Daniel Roy Greenfeld @ Los Angeles (@pydanny; 1⁄0): @katychuang Oh yes, working on a python one. Bookdown is very similar to a toolset I was starting to build. 🙂 ↪
Kat Chuang (@katychuang; 1⁄0): @pydanny Hahaha the mascot for LaTeX has got to be grumpy cat. I’m designing question/solution documents so the vintage tools are the oldies but goodies. Bookdown looks pretty! Looks like a great choice for those ready to install RStudio and/or have lots of plots. ↪
Michael DeCrescenzo (@mikedecr; 1⁄0): @andrewheiss this has been huuuuge for managing my dissertation. Every time the project knits, it checks a Box-sync’d folder of data and makes symlinks to the data files. I don’t have to commit the data but it’s still backed up in a way that works w/ a bookdown workflow 💪 ↪
Joel Gombin (@joelgombin; 1⁄0): @_ColinFay Among others, write a bookdown book with all our corporate processes. BTW, there’s a question waiting for you on Slack 😉 ↪
Mathieu Basille (@MabLabUF; 1⁄0): @wild_ecology #RMarkdown + #bookdown hosted on GitHub Pages make for beautiful reproducible results (that are also accepted by journals as stable enough to be referenced). > E.g. https://t.co/sWe7HzpR6r ↪
Martin Stein (@Deepmarketingio; 0/1): Releasing and open-sourcing the Using Spark from R for performance with arbitrary code series: https://t.co/ULEUeQ8u2o #rstats via @jozefhajnala ↪
knitr
yoni sidi (@yoniceedee; 68⁄26): Update to {details} #rstats 📦 ships with its own knitr chunk engine to make usage in #rmarkdown more natural. @ma_salmon @Emil_Hvitfeldt 🔗 https://t.co/vKNOE9hEhl https://t.co/uOyKcXiveK ↪
श्रवण वसिष्ठ / Shravan Vasishth (@shravanvasishth; 14⁄0): The worst thing about Rmd and knitr are the utterly useless error messages. I mean, why don’t they just print out, Error of the third kind, for everything that randomly goes wrong? ↪
Ruby Programming (@ProgrammingRuby; 3⁄0): Ruby Algorithm Documentation with AsciiDoc and Knitr > ☞ https://t.co/5LCRhZyiN5 > #ruby #rubyonrails https://t.co/ZdLDaV53Lk ↪
Roxana Noelia (@data_datum; 1⁄0): Create Awesome HTML Table with knitr::kable and kableExtra https://t.co/IpvxLAYPeN ↪
Quiche Lorraine, evil muppet-warlock from the 80s (@dan_p_simpson; 1⁄0): Note: knitr, sweave, and even an early version of RMarkdown all existed when I wrote this. ↪
Ruby (@ruby_codek; 1⁄0): Ruby Algorithm Documentation with AsciiDoc and Knitr > ☞ https://t.co/rtenZQ66Wz > #ruby #rubyonrails https://t.co/6DSBZzSQb1 ↪
R posts you might have missed! (@icymi_r; 0/1): “Construct Complex Table with knitr::kable() + pipe.” > https://t.co/AnAQRy021B #rstats https://t.co/AL0KU8ywR5 ↪
tinytex
Martin John Hadley (they/them) (@martinjhnhadley; 6⁄1): The best part of whole #rstats universe is tinytex::install_tinytex(). > Don’t @ me. ↪
Tiffany Timbers (@TiffanyTimbers; 4⁄0): @apreshill @nicoleradziwill uninstall MacTeX and install tinyTeX (https://t.co/YXJwP5Vqy7) was the ticket! It FINALLY knit to pdf!!!! https://t.co/Rm2FZEFXrF ↪
#Jer.29:11 (@panthers2369; 3⁄0): I’m sorry but this #Extremelove should be called Pedophilelove between the daddy dom and tinytex smfh wow I know tinytex is an adult but little person or not she looks like a damn child smh wow ↪
Ruthie (@jonesruthie72; 3⁄0): I think #TinyTex is kinda cute #extremelove https://t.co/JYy2IRUrpP ↪
Mr. CCP (@akabuchiyk; 2⁄0): 公開しているRStudio用Dockerがしばらくちゃんと機能していなかったので，修正しました(TinyTexが古くてPDFが出力できない，Dockerのアップができない)。確認した範囲では，正常に動作しています。 https://t.co/302RuiTpD5 ↪
Peter Higgins (@ibddoctor; 1⁄0): @hspter Is there an R package (like tinytex for LaTeX) that installs a standard Python installation that works well with @Rstudio? It would seem like an appropriate companion to reticulate, particularly for python beginners. ↪
Tiffany Timbers (@TiffanyTimbers; 1⁄0): @nicoleradziwill @apreshill Thanks for the suggestion of tinyTeX @nicoleradziwill !!! ↪
Tiffany Timbers (@TiffanyTimbers; 1⁄0): @nicoleradziwill No, MacTex (I’m on OSX). tinytex eh…🤔 I’ll try it! ↪
Dilsher Dhillon (@dhillon_stats; 1⁄0): @martinjhnhadley Esp if you’re on windows. I’ve always had problems knitting to pdf on windows until I came across tinytex package. ↪
Robert DasRotRad (@dasrotrad; 1⁄0): @DrMowinckels I am on Windows 10. I don’t know what I did differently, but I just uninstalled, then reinstalled TinyTeX and got a document to knit! It is working! ↪
Robert DasRotRad (@dasrotrad; 1⁄0): I’ve been in LaTex, TinyTEX, MikTeX hell for months. If you do a video presentation, live or recorded, I’d like to see how this is resolved. I get to pdf via knit to html. Thank goodness that works. https://t.co/51Rr6675TM ↪
xaringan
David Keyes (@dgkeyes; 28⁄1): The resources that @apreshill put out are incredible. I’ve learned about {bookdown}, {xaringan} and more from her website. > https://t.co/n4p9z1kacO ↪
David Keyes (@dgkeyes; 28⁄1): The series of packages that @xieyihui focused on communication are so, so good. I use {xaringan} and {bookdown} all of the time. And I’m excited to use {pagedown} more in 2020 to created paged reports. > https://t.co/PJC6LUmFL2 ↪
【𝑃𝑎𝑡𝑟𝑖𝑐𝑖𝑎 𝐿𝑜𝑡𝑜】 (@patriloto; 12⁄1): I made a new theme (perhaps I’ll call it summer , I’m not sure) to contribute to Xaringan (@xieyihui ’s package). #rstats users, what do think about it? Open a pull request or don’t: that is the question 🤔 https://t.co/IZ1IHpXfRB ↪
Emilie Campos (@emjcampos; 2⁄2): Has anyone found a nice way of embedding shiny apps in xaringan slides? #rstats ↪
yihui.name
vitamindy (@vitamindy1; 1⁄0): https://t.co/MiBdzFPCDB 上统计学课时发现 yihui 老师的博客，今天读到这篇文章，没有资格评论好坏正确，但字字在理，既是反思，也是行动指南 #好文章 ↪