Shiny has long stood as a pillar of functionality and flexibility for R-based web applications. Let’s explore Shiny Express — an emerging Python-centric framework in development that combines the ease … Read more
Stepwise regression is a powerful technique used to build predictive models by iteratively adding or removing variables based on statistical criteria. In R, this can be achieved using functions like … Read more
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Picture this – the data science team you manage primarily uses R and heavily relies on dplyr for implementing data processing pipelines. All is good, but then out of the … Read more
Hey folks! 👋 Today, let’s embark on a coding adventure and explore the fascinating world of Polynomial Regression in R. Whether you’re new to R or a seasoned coder, we’re … Read more
“I’m just a political scientist, standing in front of the R console asking it to help me finish my thesis.” It was 2015, a Political Science master’s student had to … Read more
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Spline regression is particularly useful when the relationship between the independent and dependent variables is not adequately captured by a linear model. It involves fitting a piecewise continuous curve (spline) … Read more
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I’m happy to announce that traktok, my package to get content from TikTok, has returned from the dead. That’s slightly exaggerated, because it actually always worked in some shape or … Read more
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In a recent post, I have talked about repeated measures, for a case where measurements were taken repeatedly in the same plots across years see here. Previously, in another post, … Read more
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Just what is a lord-a-leaping? Well, what is a lord? A lord is a title of nobility, usually inherited, that exists in the UK and other countries. And those lords … Read more
Spatial signatures represent spatial patterns of land cover in a given area. Thus, they can be used to search for areas with similar spatial patterns to a query region or … Read more
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Yesod is a web framework for Haskell. In this post I show how to do a Yesod application allowing to upload some data from a CSV or a XLSX file … Read more
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Statistical analysis and data handling play a pivotal role in the life sciences and pharmaceutical industries. The need for accurate and robust data analysis cannot be overstated, as it underpins … Read more
I am happy to announce that a new version of tidyAML is now available on CRAN. This version includes support for gee models. This is a big step forward for … Read more
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This is part one of a three part series on Lighthouse for Shiny Apps. Part 1: Using Google Lighthouse for Web Pages (This post) Part 2: Analysing Shiny App start-up … Read more
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R/Shiny allows you to prototype a working web application quickly and easily. However, with increasing amounts of data, your app may become slow and, in extreme cases, crash due to … Read more
The Importance of Error Handling In the multifaceted world of R programming, particularly when navigating the intricate paths of data analysis, robust error handling is not merely a precaution; it’s an … Read more
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I am one of those old guys who still uses the stabilising transformations, when the data do not conform to the basic assumptions for ANOVA. Indeed, apart from counts and … Read more
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Quantile regression is a robust statistical method that goes beyond traditional linear regression by allowing us to model the relationship between variables at different quantiles of the response distribution. In … Read more
In the fast-paced world of pharmaceutical software development, open-source tools play a pivotal role. Among these, Teal stands out as a groundbreaking framework, developed under the aegis of Roche, for … Read more
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One important aspect of rOpenSci’s mission is to build capacity and promote passionate community members who help the open science and open source software community grow and improve. The rOpenSci … Read more
All of our public training courses for the first half of 2024 are now open for registration! Head over to the public courses page on our website to book in … Read more
It doesn’t matter if you’ve created the world’s best R Shiny application if you can’t share it with others. Reproducibility and portability are two major key points in software development, … Read more
Shiny dashboards created using R have become a staple for data professionals due to their flexibility, power, ease of use, and community support when carrying out data visualization and analytics. … Read more
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df <- data.frame( x1 = c(1, 3, 3, 4, 4, 6, 6, 8, 9, 3, 11, 16, 16, 18, 19, 20, 23, 23, 24, 25), x2 = c(7, 7, 4, … Read more
This one made me a little more afraid as it involved parsing ASCII-art-like input [D] [N] [C] [Z] [M] [P] 1 2 3 move 1 from 2 to 1 move … Read more
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Week 47 — Puzzles no. 329–333 Puzzles Author: ExcelBI Puzzles:# 329: content file# 330: content file# 331: content file# 332: content file# 333: content file Lets dive into solutions! Puzzle 329 In this puzzle … Read more
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