R Weekly 2018-39 Radix, Tidyverse, Design

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Hello and welcome to this new issue!

Highlight

• Radix for R Markdown - A new R Markdown format optimized for scientific and technical communication

• The actual tidyverse - Scraping over 1000 R Blog Posts to Visualize How People Actually Use the Tidyverse Functions

• The design of everyday functions - Hadley Wickham

Insights

• Am I crazy for loving R as a general-purpose high-level language?

• The actual tidyverse - Scraping over 1000 R Blog Posts to Visualize How People Actually Use the Tidyverse Functions

• 3 reasons to not write that new code, and how I failed at it.

• Data visualisation pitfalls: how to avoid barbarplots ?

• Labelling dataviz

• How to Avoid For Loop in R

R in Organizations

• Chat with the rOpenSci team at upcoming meetings

R in the Real World

• Evaluation of an R script created in 2000.

• Access the Internet Archive Advanced Search/Scrape API with wayback (+ links to a new vignette & pkgdown site)

• Differences in Word Use Across Music Genres in Pitchfork Album Reviews

• Musings on Statistical Models vs. Machine Learning in Health Research

• Taking a Tour of the Pirate Ship ‘GitHub DMCA’ with R

• A Follow-Up Post on My Early Career Crisis Post (Finally)

• Applications of R presented at EARL London 2018

Resources

• Shiny App, video, code, and model description using Machine Learning to predict payments on insurance claims

• AI, Machine Learning and Data Science Roundup: September 2018

New Packages

? Go Live for More New Pkgs ?

CRAN

• binb 0.0.1: binb is not Beamer

• Radix for R Markdown - A new R Markdown format optimized for scientific and technical communication

Package Releases

• udpipe 0.7 - Natural Language Processing alongside tidytext, quanteda, tm

• RStudio Connect 1.6.8 - Emails, APIs, and Titles

Videos and Podcasts

• The design of everyday functions - Hadley Wickham

R Internationally

• Múltiples escalas de colores en ggplot2

Tutorials

• Become a Better R Programmer with the Awesome ‘lobstr’ Package

• Snakes in a Package: combining Python and R with reticulate

• Better R Code with wrapr Dot Arrow

• On “Competition” in the R Ecosystem

• Parameterizing with bquote

• Intersection of multiple vectors

• Building Reproducible Data Packages with DataPackageR

• Not Hotdog: A shiny app using the Custom Vision API

• Multiple color (and fill) scales with ggplot2

• Introducing debkeepr

• How to Put All Your Code in the Appendix in R Markdown

• The log-0 problem: analysis strategies and options for choosing c in log(y + c)

• Find all sequences of a given length with the given sum

• Shiny application in production with ShinyProxy, Docker and Debian

• Interactive plots in Shiny

• Using a Column as a Column Index

• Timing Column Indexing in R

R Project Updates

Updates from R Core:

• sQuote() and dQuote() get an explicit q argument with obvious default instead of using getOption("fancyQuotes") implicitly and unconditionally.

• lm.influence(), influence.measures(), rstudent() etc now work (more) correctly for multivariate models ("mlm"), thanks to (anonymous) stackoverflow remarks.

• sample.int(2.9, *, replace=TRUE) again behaves as documented and as in R < 3.0.0, namely identically to sample.int(2, ..).

• download.file(*, method = "curl", cacheOK = FALSE) should work now on Windows, thanks to Kevin Ushey’s patch in PR#17323.

• Fixes to convertColor() for chromatic adaptation; thanks to Brodie Gaslam PR#17473.

• nextn(n) now also works for larger n and no longer loops infinitely for e.g, n <- 214e7.

• In .col(dim) and .row(dim), dim now may also be an integer valued "double".

• cooks.distance() and rstandard() now work correctly for multivariate models ("mlm").

• polym() and corresponding lm() prediction now also work for a boundary “vector” case fixing PR#17474, reported by Alexandre Courtiol.

Upcoming Events in 3 Months

Events in 3 Months:

• This week’s local R-User and applied stats events

More past events at R conferences & meetups.

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Quotes of the Week

#rstats tip of the day:

There is a shortcut in @rstudio that will open up a keyboard shortcut quick reference sheet to see all available shortcuts!!!

Windows: Alt + Shift + K
Mac: Option + Shift + K pic.twitter.com/PHMP5pJfqu

— Dana Linnell Wanzer, MA (@danawanzer) September 22, 2018

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