25 September 2021 Yes fellow R friends, the book list keeps growing nicely. Thank you very much to the contributors (both in submissions and for authoring these books!) : Colin Fay , Robert D. Brown III , William Becker and Tony Hirst JavaScript 4 Shiny – Field Notes by Colin … The post 6 New books added to BigBookofR: ...

RStudio Connect makes publishing Shiny Apps incredibly simple with only a few easy-to-follow steps. You can find step-by-step instructions in RStudio’s guide for publishing a Shiny app. Despite that ease of use, at some point, you might want to automate this process by implementing a CI/CD pipeline. Building ...

Yoav Raskin suggested that it would be useful to support right-to-left (RTL) text in {emayili}, so that languages like Hebrew, Arabic and Aramaic would render properly. I’ll be honest, this was not something that I had previously considered. But agreed, it would be a cool feature. library(emayili) packageVersion("...

By default tags are wrapped in a tight embrace by {knitr}. In general this works really well. However, I want to have more control over image formatting for {emayili}. Adding a Hook I’d like to have the tags wrapped by . It’d also be useful to have the option ...

Originally posted on Mango Solutions website The Enterprise Applications of the R Language Conference (EARL) is a cross-sector conference focusing on the commercial use of the R programming language. The... The post EARL ONLINE 2021: HIGHLIGHTS appeared first on R Consortium.

Data Science Conference Austria 2021 Data Science Conference (DSC) Austria is knocking on YOUR door, this time the theme is AI powered sustainability: Save the world through data! And the best is—we still have free tickets until Sept 25, so be quick! ...

Our goal in creating a new package of C++ rolling functions is to build up a suite of functions useful in environmental time series analysis. We want these functions to be available in a neutral environment with no underlying data model. The functions are as straightforward to use as is ...

How to Set Axis Limits in ggplot2? Setting the axis bounds on a plot using ggplot2 is a common task. Using the following functions, you can accomplish so quickly. The post How to Set Axis Limits in ggplot2? appeared first on finnstats.

The conference will be held virtually and will kick-off : Monday 8th of November – Wednesday 10th November Featuring: Main Conference Events. This will include more workshops, lightning talks and plenary sessions. And the week before we will have lots of hands-on workshops: Monday 1st November – Friday 5th November Series of workshops ...

Photo by Arno Smit on Unsplash This is a guest post from Shannon Pileggi, an enthusiastic professional educator and statistical consultant with over ten years of experience collaborating on data analysis with diverse partners in industry, tech, p...

Consumer safety and product reliability are top of mind for regulated manufacturing industries, including pharmaceuticals. Documenting key processes, like clinical trials and laboratory tests, is critical and calls for a systematic approach. That’s where GxP comes in, with a strong focus on Good Documentation Practices. This globally recognized standard ...

How to Rotate Axis Labels in ggplot2?. Axis labels on graphs must occasionally be rotated. Let’s look at how to rotate the labels on the axes in a ggplot2 plot.  Let’s begin by creating a basic data frame and the plot. Rotate...

How to Rotate Axis Labels in ggplot2?. Axis labels on graphs must occasionally be rotated. Let's look at how to rotate the labels on the axes in a ggplot2 plot. Let's begin by creating a basic data frame and the plot. The post How to Rotate Axis Labels in ggplot2? ...

Enhance your data science toolkit with our “Shiny” learning path: build your first shiny app, make it shine and robust, and bring it to production. R Shiny is empowered data science through interactive interface. By providing your code with a UI, it...