bookdown
Rosana Ferrero🕊☮️🏳 (@RosanaFerrero; 135⁄39): 📚 El #datascience ha conquistado el mundo. Pero para extraer valor de esos datos, uno debe estar capacitado en las habilidades adecuadas de ciencia de datos. 👉Este libro trata sobre los fundamentos de #programming en #RStats 🔗 https://t.co/Zf4EcWFfPZ #stats #analytics https://t.co/niqNnGweTm ↪
R Markdown (@rmarkdown; 135⁄27): ‘Geocomputation with R, a book on geographic data analysis, visualization and modeling.’ by @robinlovelace https://t.co/cTOUDMxNtY #rstast #bookdown #rmarkdown #geocomputation https://t.co/M33uxQvtLd ↪
tipsder (@tipsder; 32⁄8): [📝 Curso] Curso R base. Documento web, en castellano, con una primera e importante aproximación al aprendizaje de #R desde la base. ¡ideal para principiantes! https://t.co/XUVgeCoCxs Gracias a Iosu Paradinas por este valioso aporte para la comunidad hispana. #rstats #dataviz https://t.co/pz5sfjKNY3 ↪
Solomon Kurz (@SolomonKurz; 16⁄1): @ExPhysStudent Then I’d recommend starting with Ismay & Kim (https://t.co/c2VQJKm1Lg), and moving up to Roback & Legler (https://t.co/Y3yLtyf0CA) if and when ready. ↪
Yoshihiko Kunisato/国里愛彦 (@KunisatoY; 15⁄0): ゼミ論集は発行しなくても良いものだけど,せっかく大学が予算を出してくれているし,学生の思い出になるし,研究室のログにもなるのでマメに毎年出しています。学生のRMarkdown原稿を並べてチョット手直しして,bookdownに送れば簡単です。バリバリの研究者からすると無駄に思われそうだけど・・・ ↪
Peter Higgins (@ibddoctor; 11⁄0): @Bugiukas This is quite pragmatic. My approach was a bit more broad. https://t.co/H6KiwJlEKF I will have to update to quarto at some point. I hope you will (virtually) attend R/Medicine 2023 https://t.co/1b4rVZ9r0H ↪
♟♟ (@Donald38Daniel; 5⁄4): If there is one chapter you should master, it is without doubt this one. > Some examples in this chapter are coming from the excellent book of Peter Leoni: ‘The Greeks and Hedging Explained’. A must-read if you are interested by options. > https://t.co/GI7N9Ru2Ym ↪
Bijesh Mishra, Ph.D. (@bijubjs; 3⁄1): Modern Data Science with R https://t.co/Cje8HXC5XW #rmarkdown #bookdown ↪
Riccardo Fusaroli (@fusaroli; 3⁄0): @stephenjwild @IsabellaGhement spot on. I’m rendering a bookdown of course notes (https://t.co/AyxJx4yUMv) and at each rendering (aka update of the online notes) I only want to load the output. ↪
CRAN Package Updates (@CRANberriesFeed; 1⁄2): CRAN updates: admiraldev bookdown Correlplot pvLRT #rstats ↪
Bijesh Mishra, Ph.D. (@bijubjs; 1⁄0): Survey Design and Analysis https://t.co/nBCCSQSRw9 #rmarkdown #bookdown ↪
James Borders (@jamescborders; 1⁄0): Update: the term I was looking for is called “child documents” in quarto/Rmarkdown. Looks like an easy way to load in scripts to a larger doc. > https://t.co/NLVkdQvcK7 https://t.co/6yVqPn8osi ↪
Richard Telford (@richardjtelford; 1⁄0): @deevybee @cbokhove In an bookdown document I have, I’ve got something like > bibliography: references.bib csl: elsevier-harvard.csl > where both the bib and csl files are in the same directory as the Rmd file ↪
Dorothy Bishop (@deevybee; 1⁄0): @cbokhove @richardjtelford Thanks. Looks useful. Unfortunately, with bookdown you don’t specify the .csl file; in the yaml you put: biblio-style: apalike and I assume that finds a .csl. I will poke around and see what I can find. Most books in bookdown have this ref format, which I find nonoptimal. ↪
knitr
R Markdown (@rmarkdown; 13⁄5): Learn to use R in LaTeX to create dynamic documents with Overleaf and Knitr. by @citedrive https://t.co/7aIP7zCQL3 #rstats #knitr #texlatex #overleaf ↪
Homeomorfisme (@homeomorfisme; 2⁄0): @blownover_ En Rmarkdown en Rstudio: > df <- read_csv2(“excel”) knitr::kable(df) > Profit ↪
xaringan
Jose Luis Cañadas (@joscani; 1⁄0): @Vdot_Spain @r_vaquerizo Yo todo en ioslides , o xaringan, tu ya sabes ↪