R-bloggers

Find all my posts about webR here. Note: the first post of this series explaining roughly what webR is, I won’t introduce it again here. In this blogpost, you’ll find some updates about some recent changes made in webrcli & spidyr. What webr...

Introduction Have you ever typed Amazon into the Google Chrome address bar and seen the address bar indicate that it’s now searching the Amazon site? It turns out this is a feature in Google Chrome called site search shortcuts. We can see what defa...

This is part one of a two part series on {vetiver}. Future blogs will be linked here as they are released. Part 1: Vetiver: First steps in MLOps (This post) Part 2: Vetiver: Model Deployment (Coming soon) Most R users are familiar with the clas...

Joins Are No Mystery Anymore: Hands-On Tutorial — Part 3Welcome back to the final installment of our series, “Joins Are No Mystery Anymore: Hands-On Tutorial.” In the previous weeks, we covered the foundational and advanced join techniques, including I...

Introduction This article will introduce you to the healthyR package. healthyR is a package that provides functions for analyzing and visualizing health-related data. It is designed to make it easier for health professionals and researchers to work with health data in R. It is an experimental package that is still ...

The {cryptoQuotes}-package have been updated to version 1.3.0. With this update comes many new features,  and breaking changes. Prior to version 1.3.0 the package were using camelCase (See for example this post), with no particular style guide. The package now uses the tidyverse style guide which, in return, have deprecated a ...

French and European flags – CC-BY-NC-ND by Ibrahim Ajaja / World Bank Election maps are hard: Land doesn’t vote, people do !. So most maps made on these occasions (generally choropleths) are possibly misleading. Figure 1: Car...

Introduction In today’s post we are going to go over VBA code to check if a sheet exists and then we are going to call that function from R using the RDCOMClient package. This can be useful when you need to perform certain actions based on the ...

A whole new frontend! As you may have noticed, we have given the WebUI for R-universe a big refresh. This is the biggest UX overhaul since the beginning of the project. The old “dashboard” had become a bit convoluted over the years as fea...

Keith Karani Wachira, the Dekut R Community organizer based in Nyeri, Kenya, was recently interviewed by the R Consortium and shared his journey in the R community, which began in... The post Keith Karani Wachira: Leading the Dekut R Community in Kenya and Innovating with R  appeared first on R ...

#189–190PuzzlesAuthor: ExcelBIAll files (xlsx with puzzle and R with solution) for each and every puzzle are available on my Github. Enjoy.Puzzle #189We have sequential report of some weird acceptance process. Unfortunatelly we don’t know the rules, and we are suppose to only clean report to more digestible form. ...

With the new {rhino} 1.8.0, we’re happy to introduce {box.linters}. This new package helps check code for projects using {box}. Looking to upgrade your enterprise dashboard to Rhino? Check out how it’s done with the World Bank’s Carbon Pricing dashboard.  In this article, we’ll show you ...

Seasonality is very common in real-world time series. Many series vary in periodic, regular ways. For example, ice cream sales tend to be higher in warmer holiday months, while counts of migratory birds fluctuate strongly around the annual migration cycle. Because of how pervasive seasonality is, many time series and ...

Inclusion of our shiny.gosling package on Bioconductor is a three-fold milestone for us. First, it gives our developers the recognition they deserve. Second, it strengthens our position as a leading voice in bioinformatics software development. And finally, it amplifies our visibility and credibility within the scientific community. For you, ...