rMaps released
Ramnath Vaidyanathan just released his new R interactive package, rMaps (Vaidyanathan, 2014). The packages relies on the development version of his widely known rCharts package (Vaidyanathan, 2013) as well as...continue reading.
Ramnath Vaidyanathan just released his new R interactive package, rMaps (Vaidyanathan, 2014). The packages relies on the development version of his widely known rCharts package (Vaidyanathan, 2013) as well as...continue reading.
Have you ever wondered whether you can upload files from R to Dropbox and/or Google Docs? I recently asked myself this question while making my most recent Shiny app (more...continue reading.
There are many occasions in my research when I want to create a within group index for a data frame. For example, with demographic data for siblings one might want...continue reading.
ggtern 1.0.3.1 has introduced a new series of geometries to represent known errors in data, they are relatively easy to use and are along the lines of the geom_errorbar(…) and...continue reading.
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R is used to perform statistical analysis and doesn’t focus on symbolic maths. But it is sometimes useful to let the computer derive a function for you (and have the...continue reading.
This document details section 12.5.6. Unobserved Heterogeneity Example. The original source code giving the results from table 12.3 are available from the authors’ site here and written for Stata. This...continue reading.
This document details section 12.4.5. Unobserved Heterogeneity Example from Cameron and Trivedi’s book – MICROECONOMETRICS: Methods and Applications. The original source code giving the results from table 12.2 are available...continue reading.
To be able to do RNA-seq research work in large multi-sample studies you have to be able to analyze large files and thus frequently use a powerful computing environment. In...continue reading.
As a biostatistics student, I use R very frequently when analyzing data. At the same time, I interact with other researchers, some who know how to use R (R crowd)...continue reading.
R is great at accomplishing complex tasks. Doing simple things with R though takes some effort. Consider the simple task of producing summary statistics for continuous variables over some factor...continue reading.
Earlier this weekend (Dec. 7, 2013), mnlogit was released on CRAN by Wang Zhiyu and Asad Hasan ([email protected]) claiming that mnlogit uses “parallel C++ library to achieve fast computation of Hessian matrices”....continue reading.
I recently encountered some functionality in R which most of you might already know. Nevertheless, I want to share it here, because it might come in handy for those of...continue reading.
The biggest German railway company, the ‘Deutsche Bahn’, is subject of frequent emotional discussions about being late all the time. A big German newspaper, the Süddeutsche Zeitung built the so-called...continue reading.
The boxplotdbl 1.2.2 and the diaplt 1.2.1 are listed at CRAN. Now the procedure to install, load and use the package is: install.packages(‘boxplotdbl’) library(boxplotdbl) f <- as.factor(rep(1:2, each=5)) boxplotdou(f, rnorm(10),...continue reading.
Note: the Fall event will be student and post doc only while the Spring event will be open to the whole department. This is to smooth the integration process for...continue reading.
I am currently trying to understand how to reduce the memory used by mclapply. This function is rather complicated and others have explained the differences versus parLapply (A_Skelton73, 2013; lockedoff,...continue reading.
As you might have noticed, I recently decided to move Fellgernon Bit from Tumblr to GitHub. There are a couple of reasons why I made this change. I wanted a...continue reading.
For the past year and a half I have been a teaching assistant (TA) for the Statistical Methods in Public Health I to IV (140.621 to 140.624) courses. As part...continue reading.