Reading time: 2 minutes In this best links of the week, there is an interesting focus in clustering techniques and data visualization. I hope you like it!
Tag: r
Best links of the week #12
Reading time: < 1 minute This week I bring a new category of links! I’m now sharing data science/bioinformatics positions that I have been made aware of. Besides, the same old categories remain! Links, blogs, posts, my best links of the week! đ
Best links of the week #9
Reading time: < 1 minute Best links of the week from 4th March to 10th March. Links What are some of your favorite, but less well-known, packages for R? [1] [2] at Statistics and Data Science sub Reddits. Why is it wrong to stop an A/B test before optimal sample size is reached? at Cross Validated (Stack Exchange). How do …
Best links of the week #7
Reading time: 2 minutes Best links of the week from 18th February to 24th February. Links AI Generates Hilarious âInspirational Quotesâ at Truth Theory. Creating New Variables in R with mutate() and ifelse(). Best slides on ggplot2 I have ever seen: the ggplot flipbook at Gina Reynolds’ GitHub. Files here. The Tidyverse in Action at Gina Reynolds’ GitHub. Files …
Best links of the week #5
Reading time: < 1 minute Best links of the week from 4th February to 10th February. Links Como controlar o braço de outra pessoa com o poder da sua mente? at UOL. vidente is an R package I am currently writing to parse and analyze data from the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) Program, which covers over 1/3 of …
The unintended trap in bracket subsetting in R
Reading time: 3 minutes The silent [and maybe mortal?] trap in bracket subsetting. Dear reader, It should be clear to you that, as several other programming languages, R provides different ways to tackle the same problem. One common problem in data analysis is to subset your data frame and, as Google can show you, there are several blog posts …