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2026-09-05 · r-bloggers.com

Bringing BERT — R functions in Excel — up to R 4.6 | R-bloggers

BERT lets you call R functions from Excel cells, but its author stopped work in 2018. Bringing it up to R 4.6 — and to working on every R from 3.5 up — turned up a deadlock that froze Excel and two bugs only the build machine could hide. The post Bringing BERT — R functions in…

2026-07-28 · r-bloggers.com

June 2026 Top 40 New CRAN Packages | R-bloggers

Four hundred twelve new packages were submitted to CRAN in June. Here are my Top 40 picks in nineteen categories: Bioarchaeology, Biology, Climate Studies, Computational Methods, Ecology, Epidemiology, Finance, Functional Data Analysis, Machine ...

2025-03-29 · r-bloggers.com

February 2025 Top 40 New CRAN Packages

In February, one hundred fifty-nine new packages made it to CRAN. Here are my Top 40 picks in fifteen categories: Artificial Intelligence, Computational Methods, Ecology, Genomics, Health Sciences, Mathematics, Machine Learning, Medicine, Music,...

2024-12-07 · r-bloggers.com

7 New Books added to Big Book of R [7/12/2024] | R-bloggers

I’m very happy to introduce 7 additions to the Big Book of R collection which now stands at almost 450 free, open-source R programming books. A special thanks to Gary and Lucca Scrucca for their submissions. In case you missed it, the Big Book of R bot is live on … The post 7…

2024-10-20 · r-bloggers.com

The m=√p rule for random forests | R-bloggers

A couple of days ago, in our lab session, we discussed random forrests, and, since it was based on the example in ISLR, we had a quick discussion about the random choice of features, and the “” rule Interestingly, on that one, we can play a bit, and try all choices, and do it…

2024-07-11 · r-bloggers.com

Better A/B testing with survival analysis

Pic by author - using DALL-E 3 When running experiments don’t forget to bring your survival kit I’ve already made the case in several blog posts (part 1, part 2, part 3) that using survival analysis can improve churn prediction. In this blog post I’ll ...

2024-06-25 · r-bloggers.com

Something a llttle different: Hexbin maps

Something a llttle different: Hexbin maps by Jerry Tuttle I recently became acquainted with hexbin maps, so I thought I would experiment with one. In a hexbin map, each geographical region is represented by an equall...

2024-06-09 · r-bloggers.com

Why you shouldn’t use boxplots

Box plots are a very common tool in data visualization to show how your data is distributed. But they have a crucial flaw. Let’s find out what that flaw is. And if you’re interested in the video version of this blog post, you can find it here: ...

2024-04-03 · r-bloggers.com

A Practical Guide to Data Normalization in R

Introduction Data normalization is a crucial preprocessing step in data analysis and machine learning workflows. It helps in standardizing the scale of numeric features, ensuring fair treatment to all variables regardless of their magnitude. In ...

2024-02-22 · fronkonstin.com

Drawing 10 Million Points With ggplot: Clifford Attractors

For me, mathematics cultivates a perpetual state of wonder about the nature of mind, the limits of thoughts, and our place in this vast cosmos (Clifford A. Pickover - The Math Book: From Pythagoras to the 57th Dimension, 250 Milestones in the History of Mathematics) I am a big…

2024-02-22 · datasciencecentral.com

Extending churn analysis to revenue forecasting using R

In this article we will review application of clustering to customer order data in three parts. First, we will define the approach to developing the cluster model including derived predictors and dummy variables; second we will extend beyond a typical “churn” model by using the…

2024-02-22 · r-bloggers.com

3 Reasons to Learn Caret

Machine learning is the study and application of algorithms that learn from and make predictions on data. From search results to self-driving cars, it has manifested itself in all areas of our lives and is one of the most exciting and fast-growing fields of research in the world…

2024-02-22 · r-bloggers.com

Create Air Travel Route Maps in ggplot: A Visual Travel Diary

Create Air Travel Route Maps that look like airline route maps you find in aeroplane magazines using ggplot. Spatially visualise your travel diary. Continue reading → The post Create Air Travel Route Maps in ggplot: A Visual Travel Diary appeared first on The Devil is in the…

2024-02-22 · r-bloggers.com

Tutorial: How to set up a Twitter bot using R

On occasion of the 10,000th R package on CRAN, eoda operated an automated Twitter account which regularly posted the current number of packages available on CRAN until the 10,000-package milestone has been passed on January 28, 2017. #Rstatsgoes10k – Hello World, it’s 2017-01-28…

2024-02-22 · r-bloggers.com

Survival Analysis with R

With roots dating back to at least 1662 when John Graunt, a London merchant, published an extensive set of inferences based on mortality records, survival analysis is one of the oldest subfields of Statistics [1]. Basic life-table methods, including techniques for dealing with…

2024-02-22 · r-bloggers.com

Spatial regression in R part 1: spaMM vs glmmTMB

Are you interested in guest posting? Publish at DataScience+ via your editor (i.e., RStudio). Category Advanced Modeling Tags Data Visualisation GLMM Logistic Regression R Programming spatial model Many datasets these days are collected at different locations over space which…

2024-02-22 · r-bloggers.com

reshape: from long to wide format

This is to continue on the topic of using the melt/cast functions in reshape to convert between long and wide format of data frame. Here is the example I found helpful in generating covariate table required for PEER (or Matrix_eQTL) analysis:Here ...

2024-02-22 · r-bloggers.com

An Introduction to Spatial Econometrics in R

This tutorial was prepared for the Ninth Annual Midwest Graduate Student Summit on Applied Economics, Regional, and Urban Studies (AERUS) on April 23rd-24th, 2016 at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign.

2024-02-22 · r-bloggers.com

Using MongoDB with R

MongoDB is a NoSQL database program which uses JSON-like documents with schemas. It is free and open-source cross-platform database. MongoDB, top NoSQL database engine in use today, could be a good data storage alternative when analyzing large volume data. To use MongoDB with R…

2024-02-22 · opendatascience.com

4 Data Splitting : The caret Package

Stay up-to-date on the latest data science and AI news in the worlds of artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, implementation, and more.

2024-02-22 · kdnuggets.com

Ten more random useful things in R you may not know about

I had a feeling that R has developed as a language to such a degree that many of us are using it now in completely different ways. This means that there are likely to be numerous tricks, packages, functions, etc that each of us use, but that others are completely…

2024-01-07 · r-bloggers.com

Unveiling the Smooth Operator: Rolling Averages in R

Introduction Ever felt those data points were a bit too jittery? Smoothing out trends and revealing underlying patterns is a breeze with rolling averages in R. Ready to roll? Let’s dive in! Rolling with the ‘zoo’ Meet the ‘zoo’ package, your t...

2023-09-25 · r-bloggers.com

ChatGPT: How to automate Google Sheets in under 2 minutes (with R)

Hey guys, welcome back to my R-tips newsletter. In today’s R-tip, I’m sharing a super common data science task (one that saved me 20 hours per week)… You’re getting the cheat code to automating Google Sheets. Plus, I’m sharing exactly how I made this a...

2023-04-19 · r-bloggers.com

Exploring Distributions with {shiny} and {TidyDensity}

Introduction Shiny is an R package that allows you to build interactive web applications using R code. TidyDensity is an R package that provides a tidyverse-style interface for working with probability density functions. In this tutorial, we’ll ...

2023-04-19 · r-bloggers.com

Model selection, AIC and Tweedie regression

Just some simple codes to illustrate some points we will discuss this week, for the last course on GLMs, before the final exam. We have mentioned that the Gamma distribution belongs to the exponential, so we can run a regression, and compute the associated AIC, > set.seed(123) >…

2023-04-08 · r-bloggers.com

Using R in Inventory Management and Demand Forecasting

Nicolas Nguyen works in the Supply Chain industry, in the area of Demand and Supply Planning, S&OP and Analytics, where he enjoys developing solutions using R and Shiny. Outside his job, he teaches data visualization in R at the Engineering School EIGSI and Business School…

2023-03-26 · r-bloggers.com

Designing Beautiful Tables in R

Learn how to design beautiful tables in R! Join our workshop on Designing Beautiful Tables in R which is a part of our workshops for Ukraine series. Here’s some more info: Title: Designing Beautiful Tables in R Date: Thursday, April 27th, 18:00 – 20:00 CEST (Rome, Berlin, Paris…