Little useless-useful R functions – QR-Code Clock
Ever wanted to have a clock on the wall or in the office, that is not binary. But it is QR-Code clock 🙂 Well, now you can have it. This...continue reading.
Ever wanted to have a clock on the wall or in the office, that is not binary. But it is QR-Code clock 🙂 Well, now you can have it. This...continue reading.
Let’s play with some words. More in particular with vanishing words. Using two packages: ggplot2 and gganimate we will construct a animation (looped), where sentences will be vanishing, word by...continue reading.
R functions for every data engineer using Tidyverse Tidyverse has long been an amazing collection of R packages, primarily for data engineering and data science. Common among these packages is...continue reading.
In this article, we dive into the performance of various fantasy football projection sources. Using Mean Absolute Error to measure accuracy over the last five seasons, we explore which sources[…]...continue reading.
Developing a Shiny app is relatively straightforward, but deploying it to a production environment is a whole another set of challenges. If you’re unfamiliar, R Shiny is a powerful web...continue reading.
If your organization is looking to build dynamic and interactive dashboards with a strong emphasis on performance or large scale, the Observable Framework could be an ideal fit. This article...continue reading.
Quite often, the involvement of a designer in a project is temporary, depending on the budget, deadlines, planning, etc. This approach is mainly used in projects with small budgets or...continue reading.
In this edition of Shiny Gatherings x Pharmaverse, we were thrilled to welcome Nina and Dony, Principal Data Scientists at Genentech, for an insightful session on building clinical data analysis...continue reading.
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We’re thrilled to announce the release of Tapyr 0.2, a major update that incorporates valuable feedback from the Shiny for Python developer community. Learn how Tapyr enhances Shiny for Python...continue reading.
Web developers love JavaScript. And who can blame them, it’s a fantastic do-it-all language for making stunning websites. But what about Shiny and Shiny for Python? As it turns out,...continue reading.
Good software engineering practices are essential during the FDA submission process, especially if the software is used in the development, manufacturing, or control of drugs/medical devices. In plain English, these...continue reading.
We are proud to introduce the {mall}. With {mall}, you can use a local LLM to run NLP operations across a data frame. (sentiment, summarization, translation, etc). {mall} has been...continue reading.
We are proud to introduce the {mall}. With {mall}, you can use a local LLM to run NLP operations across a data frame. (sentiment, summarization, translation, etc). {mall} has been...continue reading.
Validating R Shiny applications is critical in the pharmaceutical industry, where data integrity, compliance, and patient safety are essential. Building on our post on R package validation, Shiny apps introduce...continue reading.
Picture this: a crucial clinical trial is underway, and every data point matters. The pharma industry is increasingly turning to open-source tools like R to handle complex data analysis, drawn...continue reading.
A website or application’s performance and loading speed play a crucial role in determining its user experience (UX) and success. Slow performance is the main reason why users lose interest...continue reading.
When looking for a copula I could simulate from (rather than the Gaussian copula), I found an algorithm for the Ali–Mikhail–Haq copula that was proposed by Kumar (2010) as reproduced...continue reading.
If you’re a biostatistician or clinical software developer, you’ve probably felt the weight of trying to meet GxP standards while navigating the FDA/EMA submission process. It’s not just about getting...continue reading.
ROC (Receiver Operation Characteristics) – curve is a graph that shows how classifiers performs by plotting the true positive and false positive rates. It is used to evaluate the performance...continue reading.