#rstats
Thomas Lin Pedersen (@thomasp85; 4210/215): Toying with the idea of giving my latest #ggplot2 workshop as a free webinar since we are all working from home anyway… would anyone be interested in that? #rstats ↪
RStudioEDU (@RStudioEDU; 272/200): Upcoming webinar: Teaching Online on Short Notice
@gvwilson shares advice for moving your in-person class online in a hurry.
March 19th at 4PM EDT
Learn more and sign up at, https://t.co/It1zLHbBjh
#rstats https://t.co/zq161XyX0j ↪
David Robinson (@drob; 261/41): In this #tidytuesday screencast, I analyze ratings and dialogue from The Office!
I look at ratings over time, tidytext, TF-IDF, and use LASSO regression to see which writers, directors and characters are associated with the best episodes!
https://t.co/q11mHoGHKm #rstats https://t.co/M6azlRdvrG ↪
Colin Fay 🤘 (@_ColinFay; 232/19): I’m very happy to announce that I’m now officially a certified @rstudio tidyverse & shiny Trainer 💪
https://t.co/uenY4aJZXq
#RStats https://t.co/c0V9uzhXHM ↪
Mia Costa (@mia_i_costa; 224/40): In case it is helpful to anyone teaching remotely, I just made my R lessons for my undergraduate Quantitative Political Analysis course public on my website. #rstats https://t.co/vDUGcARcjY (1/) ↪
Dr. GP Pulipaka (@gp_pulipaka; 221/113): A Gentle Introduction to Probability with Cheat Sheet 2.0. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #IoT #IIoT #Python #RStats #Java #JavaScript #ReactJS #GoLang #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Statistics #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode
https://t.co/afliWehAsi https://t.co/B4lMiGVW19 ↪
Mara Averick (@dataandme; 193/30): These are great slides, and make for v. helpful reading!
😻 “purrr beyond map()” by @hendrikvanb
https://t.co/EM3WCSsBT8 #rstats https://t.co/90K8oJzNTd ↪
Tom Mock (@thomas_mock; 187/33): First public-facing #rstats package:
{espnscrapeR}
Functions:
- Get QBR for college/nfl
- Get NFL Standings
- Scrape NFL season-stats (rush, pass, rec)
Internals: Lots of #tidyverse code to get and clean up JSON from ESPN’s API.
https://t.co/Pz4L8HGOh7 ↪
Julia Silge (@juliasilge; 179/31): This week’s #TidyTuesday data is about episodes of The Office 💼 and their ratings! In this screencast I show to implement LASSO regression with tidymodels in #rstats.
https://t.co/lyuB6KLqJy ↪
Dr. GP Pulipaka (@gp_pulipaka; 155/149): High Temperature and High Humidity Reduce the Transmission of COVID-19. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #IoT #IIoT #Python #RStats #JavaScript #ReactJS #GoLang #CloudComputing #Serverless #Linux #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode
https://t.co/bzn9WFNate https://t.co/gtK9MZNd9q ↪
Dr. GP Pulipaka (@gp_pulipaka; 147/93): Quick Reference for Neural Networks. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #IoT #IIoT #Python #RStats #TensorFlow #Java #JavaScript #ReactJS #GoLang #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode
https://t.co/fLbzFLrUmK https://t.co/lyOdeLJqml ↪
Dr. GP Pulipaka (@gp_pulipaka; 145/140): U.S. Volunteer Jennifer Holler, 43 Gets First Shot of Covid-19 Vaccine. #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #IoT #IIoT #Python #RStats #JavaScript #ReactJS #GoLang #CloudComputing #Serverless #Linux #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode
https://t.co/5ae7DmgRsq https://t.co/F4N0PDcRS8 ↪
Daniel Quiroz (@cristianquirozd; 137/86): In this hard time, I am happy🎉 to announce that my undergrad thesis at @u_ikiam is out.
The RGCxGC package📦 aims to assist to chemometrician to handle GCxGC data processing and multivariate analysis. #rstats
Manuscript: https://t.co/LWMYBpngiL
Code: https://t.co/pdax0rotH6 https://t.co/Gf7VFkegV2 ↪
blogdown
Alison Hill (@apreshill; 88/2): After attempting a supply run last night, I better get ready for the new world barter economy with my neighbors.
Will build blogdown sites for beans 🥘
Teach the tidyverse for 🧻 … https://t.co/iOkSaaV2ai ↪
Gavin Masterson 🐍🐸📊🇿🇦🇸🇪 (@gavinprm; 10/2): The more I work using #rmarkdown and #blogdown, the more desperately I want the @rstudio spell-check function to be available to me NOW! 😄#rstats https://t.co/p3bR9n0xDt ↪
Marcelo Alves (@marceloufsj; 9/3): Dia 2: Refiz meu site. Projeto para #ciênciaaberta e reprodutibilidade de pesquisa. Feito com a suite #rmarkdown, #blogdown, #git e #netfly. Primeiro post detalha meu artigo Perda da Hegemonia da Imprensa, em coautoria com @afonsoalbuq
Aqui: https://t.co/ULLLRiSitC
#rstats ↪
alex hayes (@alexpghayes; 7/2): has anyone hosted an #rstats #blogdown website on gitlab? looking for walkthroughs like there are with github ↪
Alison Hill (@apreshill; 7/0): Great #blogdown resources from @Shel_Kariuki, who has a shiny new site of her own: https://t.co/IszbWDfKMb #MadeWithAcademic https://t.co/DQ5iRkP0dV ↪
Cédric Scherer (@CedScherer; 6/3): A small teaser for something pretty coming soon to the home office of your choice 😃🥳
#dataviz #maps #rstats #blogdown @GoHugoIO https://t.co/5qN96tNME7 ↪
Carter Funkhouser (@CarterFunkhous1; 6/0): @C_Kleva @AcademicChatter If you have some experience with R, @dsquintana’s tutorial about creating a website with the blogdown package is super helpful. Here’s a twitter thread: https://t.co/bdfnR2i0ti. And a site: https://t.co/YyN0EkU8zg ↪
G. Elliott Morris (@gelliottmorris; 4/1): Here’s a question for my fellow isolated #rstats coders. If I’m going to explain findings from a model in a .Rmd document, is there a certain template or package I should use? Do you have any preferences? Ideally lightweight; nothing serious enough s to warrant blogdown/etc. ↪
Sébastien Rochette (@StatnMap; 4/1): If you (tried to) implement(ed) code folding in your @GoHugoIO theme as I did with statnmap or future-imperfect themes, you may want to help others do the same. There is an issue here that can gather information: https://t.co/iqLMDFMARj #blogdown #rstats https://t.co/eB5f5L8sxl ↪
Andrew Zieffler (@Chili14; 4/0): @SifreRobin @meriahdejoseph @IacozzaSara @EvaMurzyn So pleased to see you have a blog! You should do a workshop to teach the other ICD students about blogdown 😀 ↪
Murray Cadzow (@MurrayCadzow; 4/0): @StefanieButland @xieyihui @chrisderv @rOpenSci @CStatsAU @orchid00 @Rhydwyn @mdneuzerling @smwindecker I’m in the process of updating to have a blogdown example too ↪
Shel 🇰🇪 (@Shel_Kariuki; 3/0): Finally, the RStudio Community https://t.co/XWsZgHP6Zd site is a good place to ask questions. Key thing to note though, is that if you experience a bug, there is a very high likelihood that someone else has experienced it before, so google the error first…7/n ↪
Roland Schmidt (@zoowalk; 2/2): Hab mir ein paar Zahlen zu #COVID19 in #Österreich (im Vergleich zu Italien) angesehen (1/n).
Die absolut Zahlen sind bekannt:
https://t.co/y5tRZxl7x6
#rstats #coronavirus #blogdown #COVID19 https://t.co/AkZKI6mvtj ↪
Shel 🇰🇪 (@Shel_Kariuki; 2/0): There is also the Summer of Blogdown material (https://t.co/h8A16ju3iV) …5/n ↪
Shel 🇰🇪 (@Shel_Kariuki; 2/0): There is the blogdown book: https://t.co/HD52i7jJow… 4/n ↪
jebyrnes (@jebyrnes; 2/0): @C_Kleva @AcademicChatter Wordpress, wix, square space - or roll your own in R with blogdown! ↪
Elliot Meador (@Elliot_Meador; 2/0): I used #blogdown and #Hugo and followed the #Blogdown book. I’d defintely recommend this approach for aspiring bloggers.
https://t.co/pONm6MzaHw ↪
Roland Schmidt (@zoowalk; 1/1): Hier noch die täglichen Veränderungsraten (3/3)
https://t.co/jZvRFL44YW
#rstats #coronavirus #blogdown #COVID19 https://t.co/lIdg2A1vWC ↪
Roland Schmidt (@zoowalk; 1/1): Neu war für mich der Vergleich der Dynamiken, wenn man versucht den Verlauf zu ‘synchronisieren’: Tag 0 > erstmals über 50 Fälle. Vor allem wenn man Bevölkerungsgröße mitrechnet (2/n).
https://t.co/8lo0IGn3lY
#rstats #coronavirus #blogdown #COVID19 https://t.co/ucDAjgW5lz ↪
Alison Hill (@apreshill; 1/0): @Shel_Kariuki https://t.co/FQKeXUR7mU ↪
Shel 🇰🇪 (@Shel_Kariuki; 1/0): There is this awesome blog post that Alison once wrote: https://t.co/yCIlKauG4J … 3/n ↪
Shel 🇰🇪 (@Shel_Kariuki; 1/0): @okolaowiti Hahaha…he had to… I will send a link to the blogdown book here, in a few… ↪
João Pedro (@KimJoaoUn; 1/0): @Trifenol ele é todo feito em R amigo.
Segui isso aqui https://t.co/0P78HHNFzp ↪
JP Ruiz Nicolini (@TuQmano; 1/0): @_ColinFay Great!
I am deploying my blogdown manually because I spent so many hours trying to solve this git “fatal: ambiguous argument” issue without success. ↪
Ty Tuff, Ph.D. (@ty_tuff; 1/0): @GMcLeanLeighton Rnotebooks! You can write code in chunks and annotate with text and photos around that code to provide context. You can easily post it all by knitting it to html and emailing around or post to a blog using blogdown/netifly ↪
tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 0/1): How to ensure that my blogdown website does not appear as one long page #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/9HAXGOkvQV ↪
bookdown
ThinkR (@thinkR_fr; 14/9): 📦{attachment} v0.1.0 is now on CRAN🎉
> It helps to deal with package dependencies during development. It also gives useful tools to install or list missing pkg used inside Rscripts or Rmds. Also helpful with #bookdown deps too.
Give it a try ! #rstats
https://t.co/Wv1eTNN5da https://t.co/zarZ8bQ4IS ↪
David Grubbs (@crcgrubbsd; 14/7): Anyone currently writing (or thinking of) writing a bookdown book who would like to discuss publishing a parallel print version? If so, I would be happy to discuss publishing with CRC . #rstats #datascience #bookdown @CRC_MathStats ↪
ill-identified (@ill_Identified; 14/0): 『三国志で学ぶデータ分析』の原稿をbookdownで作り直しました. 以前投稿したブログ記事よりプログラムの解説が増えています. html/pdf/epubの3種類の媒体で見られます. #japanr
https://t.co/4OaueRn3MT ↪
Iván Mauricio Cely Toro (@Mauricio_Cely; 13/1): @drimmunocardio1 @rstatstweet @AcademicChatter This is a very good way to start learning. https://t.co/BKR929dvKX ↪
Jesse Mostipak (@kierisi; 12/1): Hey y’all! We’re rounding the corner on finishing our book (!!!!) but are getting tripped up on bookdown figure numbers 😭
Any ideas where we might be going wrong? https://t.co/K8J3XgpP5e ↪
Chanel Meyers (@chanelkmeyers; 9/1): @adrianalgermano Yasss, I recommend https://t.co/R203ZyXWzG ↪
Patrycja Strycharczuk (@PatStrycharczuk; 9/0): This is how I intend to entertain myself through the upcoming period of social isolation https://t.co/IOddt1sL2s ↪
Yihui Xie (@xieyihui; 7/1): @chrisderv @TiffanyTimbers @rOpenSci I just added it to the list of books (currently at #102): https://t.co/GxY626yr09 ↪
Jim A.C. Everett 🏳️🌈 (@JimACEverett; 7/0): @CraigHarper19 I enjoyed the Pirates Guide to R (YaRrr), but I think the most helpful thing for me was just committing to a fairly straightforward and doing the typical analyses you do, and learning as I went along. https://t.co/DOdC1fnWA1 ↪
Chester Ismay (@old_man_chester; 6/0): @raericksonWI @theLundLab @WatanabeSmith @ModernDive @R4DScommunity This one? https://t.co/ajguT6IUNH ↪
Sebastian H. (@seathebass92; 5/2): Despite this, I will still promote a citr+bookdown+zotero workflow for writing theses/dissertations/books so check em out if you’re used to writing in rmds
https://t.co/mMbRbve7NC
https://t.co/EQiNbgZr5D ↪
Zander Crook (@ZanderCrook; 4/1): @EikoFried I think just include = FALSE should work. You would need to add results = ‘hide’ to hide everything. See the section on the include option here: https://t.co/JjTvq0VxhK ↪
Solomon Kurz (@SolomonKurz; 4/0): @dp_moriarity https://t.co/Jx6d6LpPNW ↪
Yihui Xie (@xieyihui; 4/0): @Vebash I don’t want you to be late to the party for the third time, so here is the fact: this addin actually works for any HTML output formats, not only HTML slides :) https://t.co/7Fh7XWnx6i ↪
atusy (@Atsushi776; 3/1): ftExtra loves bookdown!! #rstats (not yet pushed to GitHub)
https://t.co/FjxKupBAYT https://t.co/ZTW329Gc1N ↪
Joshua Rosenberg (@jrosenberg6432; 3/1): New post: Help request - bookdown figure numbers out of order https://t.co/37YVNvkqc5 ↪
ill-identified (@ill_Identified; 3/0): bookdownでhtmlとpdfの両立は厳しいという前評判でしたが、なんとか納得の行く出力ができました。開発者のドキュメントをちゃんと読んでいけばいろいろ有用な情報が書いてあるんですが、それでもなお書いてない重要情報も多いので1からレイアウト作るのはかなり難しいですね ↪
David Grubbs (@crcgrubbsd; 3/0): Did you decide to do a bookdown book on this? https://t.co/ujS5RbcVw8 ↪
James Bartlett (@JamesEBartlett; 3/0): @DrJennyMackay @CraigHarper19 https://t.co/xUQH5rmZiO and https://t.co/HxcGl3cike would be my two favourites :) ↪
Michael DeWitt (@medewittjr; 2/0): @gelliottmorris At minimum I would recommend bookdown::html_document2 to take advantage of the referencing capabilities (see figure @ref(figplot1)) and generic ‘blocks’ for exec summaries and key points ↪
Shixiang Wang (@WangShxiang; 2/0): @Synthia_Guimond Bookdown website ↪
Chris Beeley (@ChrisBeeley; 2/0): Only took 5 days, but it’s finally dawned on me why the first chapter of a bookdown book has the filename “index.Rmd”
🤔🤦🏻♂️ ↪
Gareth Gaskell (@mggaskell; 2/0): @YorkPsychology https://t.co/9JGU04p6f2 ↪
David Grubbs (@crcgrubbsd; 1/2): I’m retweeting this in case anyone missed it and is interested. #rstats #datascience #bookdown @CRC_MathStats https://t.co/1DlhvwGL1Y ↪
Dan K (@dkelle; 1/1): @kierisi This is related, but kind of the opposite, you might have seen it
https://t.co/fWTfEklUoM ↪
Ryan Estrellado (@RyanEs; 1/1): We need #rstats #bookdown help! https://t.co/rdhZGeTGt1 ↪
Argyris Stringaris (@argStringaris; 1/0): @FrankMacMaster RMarkdown and Bookdown ↪
Beth M. Duckles, Ph.D. (@bduckles; 1/0): Also mad props to @jduckles for being the bookdown technical wizard that he is. ↪
Dan Quintana (@dsquintana; 1/0): @OscarBaruffa @crcgrubbsd @CRC_MathStats Thanks for the tag, @OscarBaruffa! Yes, I’ve just published a bookdown book and I’m considering publishing a future version as a parallel print edition https://t.co/Zmku1uk45d ↪
tidyverse tweets (@tidyversetweets; 0/1): bookdown Figure numbers out of order #tidyverse #rstats https://t.co/N1snY0N3uq ↪
knitr
Hadley Wickham (@hadleywickham; 105/27): roxygen2 7.1.0: a handful of bug fixes + more support knitr-style execution of R code within docs thanks to @GaborCsardi. See https://t.co/B0vH0OAeXD for more details #rstats ↪
Jo Etzel (@JosetAEtzel; 5/3): I just posted updated #knitr #rstats tutorials on my blog, https://t.co/21czwTGfun and new @OSFramework site https://t.co/zMKwoj7dTb. Happy wfh brain plotting and base R graphics-ing! https://t.co/8mERZ1ztq3 ↪
Benjamin Wolfe (@BenjaminWolfe; 4/2): 1/
New #rstats blog post!!
Have you ever rendered an Rmd file, just to realize the HTML file is hundreds of times larger?
For example, the #knitr example file goes from 1kB to 700. Only 83kB of that is the plot!
—Where does the rest come from?
—Can you do anything about it? https://t.co/gpHI4kqewn ↪
William Stein (@wstein389; 4/2): @causalinferno @natematias @cocalc_com We very strongly support R with cocalc. We have the R kernel preinstalled, and also fully support rmd and knitr/weave rtex files. https://t.co/NULaBUHUOZ ↪
Yihui Xie (@xieyihui; 4/0): @bearloga Great idea! Two very minor comments: 1)
knitr::opts_currentcould be substituted byoptions; 2) print() is unnecessary (it just happens that print(x) usually returns invisible(x), and all we need is thexvalue here). ↪
Ibadan R User Group (@IbadanRusers; 3/4): You can embed #Youtube video to #Rmarkdown with #knitr package.
#rstats https://t.co/zSHo517phA ↪
Mitch Stares (@DeadTreeDude; 2/1): #rstats hive mind - Has anyone encountered an issue with knitting to pdf and knitr::include_graphics()?. Knitr keeps trying to install my image path as a LaTEX package… ↪
Damien C-C (@dccc_phd; 1/0): @BenjaminWolfe Neat stuff, Benjamin!
I knew that there were knitr hooks but not git hooks. Both things I need to find a personal use case for so I can sit down and learn them. ↪
Garrick (@grrrck; 1/0): @CedScherer Yeah, pretty sure it works for all formats. For PDF and SVG I think it converts the text to path (so you might lose text selection in those). Also in Rmds you need to set
knitr::opts_chunk$set(fig.showtext = TRUE) ↪
Professor Bainbridge (@ProfBainbridge; 1/0): @Andrew___Baker An infant toddler, Grundoon speaks only gibberish, represented by strings of random consonants like “Bzfgt”, “ktpv”, “mnpx”, “gpss”, “twzkd”, or “znp”. Or ”gganimate” and “markdown/knitr,” which struck me as the sort of thing he would say. ↪
Andrew Baker (@Andrew___Baker; 1/0): anyone used gganimate with rmarkdown/knitr? ↪
Nelson (@nelsonpray; 0/1): I have tried a few packages already like xtable, pander, stargazer, and knitr::kable, but none of them give me all the info in one go. Essentially just looking for a good looking summary(linear model)
Thanks :D ↪
Benjamin Wolfe (@BenjaminWolfe; 0/1): 3/
In a moment of inspiration, I set up a follow-along-at-home #github repo, so you can see what the code looks like commit by commit even if you’re not at your laptop.
https://t.co/F6xOzZrDuP
It doesn’t follow the post 💯, but it gives you the idea.
https://t.co/ysEtcDXbqD https://t.co/rFPPNpMHpe ↪
pagedown
Romain Lesur (@RLesur; 1/0): @dgkeyes @tvroylandt Thanks! Here’s my answer https://t.co/TUdj0PngrV ↪
xaringan
Gina Reynolds (@EvaMaeRey; 119/21): Working on #flipbooks (step-by-step code-output evolution) home page. Info on “Why flipbooks?”, existing flipbooks, how to build with {flipbookr}.
Visit: https://t.co/HCWLJjD3Dh
#rstats #ggplot2 #magrittr #xaringan https://t.co/4gtYYThaWm ↪
Juan Cruz Rodriguez (@CancuCS; 12/5): Have you ever tried slido or Mentimeter? But, you also love using your xaringan slides.
Now, thanks to the interactingan R package, it is possible to incorporate interactive objects into your xaringan presentations!https://t.co/Qv1KjIBo0d
#shiny #rshiny #rstats #rstatses ↪
Matt Dray (@mattdray; 6/2): ⚔️’Ninja knitting with #starwars’ is one of the more odd #blog post titles I’ve written. #rstats for parameterised #rmarkdown with #xaringan and #purrr.
📝https://t.co/TmQ9kMnYNd
🐙https://t.co/z8AIkLszcA https://t.co/pJPS7DXXIC ↪
Robert Birkelbach (@Birkelbayes; 2/0): @schnellenbachj Ich würde weg von LaTeX und stattdessen rmarkdown+xaringan nehmen. Da das html+js ist, kannst du da alles an Medien einbinden was du möchtest. Formeln, Tabellen, ausführbarer Code etc werden natürlich auch unterstützt und die Syntax ist sehr schnell gelernt. ↪
Andrew Baker (@Andrew___Baker; 1/0): @Locker205 @arpitrage Possibly. I did this with xaringan through R. Not sure if beamer has diff requirements. ↪
Cameron Patrick (@camjpatrick; 1/0): @mingabelle If I was delivering a conference presentation I’d definitely go Xaringan. For course notes that need to be delivered to students I’m leaning towards the old school way still. :/ ↪
Cameron Patrick (@camjpatrick; 1/0): @mingabelle You’ve out-cooled me, I’ve been using R Markdown beamer_presentation to make slides via LaTeX but I think all the cool kids are using Xaringan. Wonder if it can export to PDF to supply notes to students… ↪
Garrick (@grrrck; 1/0): @dgkeyes @tailwindcss Nice! I love the utility css idea and really like what tailwind has going on, but it works best with a build process that makes it hard to drop into shiny apps and rmarkdown. I’ve been using tachyons in my xaringan slides for a while and love it. ↪
yihui.name
Indrajeet Patil (@patilindrajeets; 8/1): Just in the last week, I’ve dealt with 3 e-mails & 2 GitHub issues about my #rstats packages not working and the solution turned out to be just updating existing 📦s!
So, everyone, please wash your hands frequently and also update your 📦s regularly! 😬🤘
https://t.co/WCgVRzFvha https://t.co/ik8uPGoFNU ↪