R-bloggers - Part 30

A Quick Guide to Getting the Most Out of ShinyConf 2025

April 8, 2025 | Gift Kenneth

ShinyConf 2025 is almost here! From April 9 to 11, thousands of data scientists, developers, and Shiny fans will come together online to share ideas, build skills, and connect. Whether you’re joining for the workshops, the talks, the networking, or all of it, this post will walk you through how to get ...

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Extending the Theta forecasting method to GLMs and attention

April 7, 2025 | T. Moudiki

Python and R examples of use of the Theta model for GLMs and attention (context)

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Code collaboration in NEST

April 7, 2025 | Ilse Augustyns

In the ever-evolving field of clinical data analysis, innovation and collaboration are key. Today, we are pleased to share an initial, yet important milestone as part of a collaboration effort between Roche and Clinical & Statistical Progr... [Read more...]

Supporting rOpenSci Mentors with Practical Tools

April 7, 2025 | rOpenSci - open tools for open science

Mentoring is at the heart of what makes rOpenSci a community. Our members mentoring each other at different moments: when someone new joins and needs help navigating the community; when a member steps into a new role, like a reviewer for our software ... [Read more...]

Visualising R Package Risk Assessments using Litmus

April 7, 2025 | The Jumping Rivers Blog

A few years ago, we started working with a global pharma company who brought us a particularly thorny challenge. They wanted to use R for FDA submissions—but every package they introduced had to pass through a slow, resource-intensive process to ...

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computo on the go

April 7, 2025 | xi'an

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BlueSky Statistics LLC Releases Third Edition of User Guide

April 7, 2025 | Bob Muenchen

BlueSky Statistics LLC has published the third edition of the User Guide, written by yours truly. It is exclusively available for order here. The previous 6″x 9″ format would have run over 700 pages, so we switched to 8.5″x 11″ to reduce the page count to 533. While this new edition is available only ...

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Ensembles of Models

April 7, 2025 | Selcuk Disci

The BIST Technology index seems to have reached the upper band despite the ongoing political crisis in Turkey. But could it be continued? Source code: [Read more...]

Musical Journey Through Numbers

April 6, 2025 | Asitav Sen

A Data-Driven Analysis of My Music Listening Habits My listening data from Apple Music reveals extensive engagement: over 450 songs from approximately 240 albums were played more than 6,700 times, totaling over 240 hours of music. This averages to roughly 1.6 hours of daily listening, with each song played about 44 times. This analysis, inspired by ...

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Electoral bonds data in charts

April 5, 2025 | Asitav Sen

Bonds worth ₹ 121 Billion purchase between Apr 2019 and Jan 2024 Data was downloaded from dataful. Rows without reference number or with status Expired are not considered in this analysis. Hence, there may be a variation between the numbers.of excluded data is available below Code highchart() |__ hc_chart(type = "sankey", inverted = FALSE) |__ ... [Read more...]

Three Tips for Better R Figures

April 5, 2025 | Boyd Tarlinton

Recently I shared my favourite ways to ensure your R plots look great in Quarto documents. Now I want to share my most commonly used tips for building effective and readable plots in R. As an example dataset I’ll be using chip_dataset.csv, downlo...

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Running aggregate on wide matrices takes loooong; use nested apply or data tables instead !

April 4, 2025 | Di Cook

The aggregate function can be very useful in R, allowing one to run a function (e.g. mean) within groups of rows, in each column in a matrix/data-frame and organize the results in an easy-to-read table. However, the function takes long to run for very ...

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Calculating the United State’s ‘reciprocal’ tariffs

April 4, 2025 | giles.dickenson.jones

Soon after Trump’s tariffs were announced, it was noted the ‘reciprocal’ tariffs looked suspiciously like the US trade deficit divided by imports. Ever the skeptic, I couldn’t believe it could be this simple, so I decided to check it out myself with the help of R and UN ...

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Resume

April 3, 2025 | Stencilled

SENTHIL THYAGARAJAN (504) 908 0008 | [email protected] Portfolio: http://www.stencilled.me https://www.linkedin.com/in/senthilthyagarajan/ PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Analytics Director, Mekanism, New York, NY June 2023 –Present Built real-time... [Read more...]

Resume

April 3, 2025 | Stencilled

Population pyramid plots with base R

April 3, 2025 | HighlandR

You will find the app demonstrating these pyramid plots here A brief timeline of this plot: It started off as a revised ggplot function for an internal charting package, with source data saved as parquet files. Then, because I wanted to tr... [Read more...]

See New BlueSky Statistics Features at The Quality Show and ASQ

April 2, 2025 | Bob Muenchen

BlueSky Statistics is easy-to-use software for statistics and machine learning. Behind the scenes it does all its work using the powerful R language. It can show you the code it writes, which you can modify for finer control. It comes in a free Base version and a commercial Pro version. ...

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Smart Extraction: Converting PDF Tables into Usable Data with R workshop

April 2, 2025 | Dariia Mykhailyshyna

Join our workshop on Smart Extraction: Converting PDF Tables into Usable Data with R, which is a part of our workshops for Ukraine series! Here’s some more info: Title: Smart Extraction: Converting PDF Tables into Usable Data with R Date: Thursday, May 1st, 18:00 – 20:00 CET (Rome, Berlin, Paris timezone) Speaker: ... [Read more...]

Observable for R users

March 31, 2025 | R on Nicola Rennie

Observable is a JavaScript-based reactive programming environment, commonly used for interactive data exploration, visualisation, and dashboards. You can create and publish Observable notebooks at observablehq.com (which is also a great place to look f... [Read more...]

Bayesian proportional hazards model for a stepped-wedge design

March 31, 2025 | Keith Goldfeld

We’ve finally reached the end of the road. This is the fifth and last post in a series building up to a Bayesian proportional hazards model for analyzing a stepped-wedge cluster-randomized trial. If you are just joining in, you may want to start at ...

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