We like making R tools. You can read more about us on our blog: https://xitter.cf/t.co/lDbSw0V0fE and find our toys on github: https://xitter.cf/t.co/2KYlgYfdKf
Joined July 2022
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We do develop packages alongside the blog, and this is our latest child: turtletopia.github.io/2022/0…
A little something to make #RStats plots more colo(u)rful 🏳️🌈
@R_LGBTQ you may like this one (and thanks for the motivation)!
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Notice my new 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️📊 banner? I’ve updated my #rstats pride flag code to use the wonderful color palettes in the ‘gglgbtq’ package (by @Rturtletopia)! Every generated plot is unique and special, make and share yours today! gist.github.com/benjamin-ack…
We want to share a recently published article that we had the pleasure of working on.
The first database of #amyloid-amyloid interactions AmyloGraph amylograph.com/ was published in @NAR_Open. To our knowledge, it is the most comprehensive and interactive source on that topic. Read more at doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkac882 1/n
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“Getting started with virtual environments in #Python
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#rstats #shiny users: do you want to be cool and make fancy code? You might be interested in the next installment of our series on advanced reactivity tricks!
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For those who haven't seen the previous part: here is the link.
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We've added this post to the RainbowR blog (with a few notes). rainbowr.netlify.app/gglgbtq. Thanks @Rturtletopia for creating {gglgbtq} and letting us know about it!
We do develop packages alongside the blog, and this is our latest child: turtletopia.github.io/2022/0…
A little something to make #RStats plots more colo(u)rful 🏳️🌈
@R_LGBTQ you may like this one (and thanks for the motivation)!
Love Your Language as thyself. Or at least appreciate and use its interesting solutions. Today's post is basically a love poem to infix funcions in #RStats .
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Alright, RainbowRs, show us your blogs/websites! Quarto/distill/blogdown/whatever - we love to see it!
Aaannd we're live with the quarto version of my blog!
laderast.github.io/
Once I switched out the branches, quarto publish gh-pages on the CLI made it a snap.
There are still a lot of things to iron out, but it took less time to get things live
We've been working hard on modularizing our deepdep lately; click to see how we made two packages out of one and why we did it: turtletopia.github.io/2022/0… #RStats
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#RStats tip of the day,
Do you know you can use if else statements in chunk options?
The following code chunk will evaluate if tidyvserse is not installed.
Do you like ice cream? My guess is yes. And do you like debugging? Probably not. In my latest blog post I'm showing #rstats how to make debugging a little more pleasant with ice cream. 🍦🍦🍦
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Resume: automated report generation in #RStats by setting by data pipeline and using rmarkdown
The pipeline:
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Although unadvisable, but it’s interesting how scoping works in #RStats. R allows function and variable to have same name. What does the following code return?
g09 <- function(x) x + 100
g10 <- function() {
g09 <- 10
g09(g09)
}
g10()
25%Error
68%110
2%10
5%None of the above
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It is given that there is no package named xyz. What will the last line of code return in #RStats?
x = require(xyz)
typeof(x)
33%Error,as first line fails
33%Logical
10%Character
25%NULL
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Here's a question for #RStats folks:
Below are shown two ways of selecting an element from a matrix, should you expect the same output from the two commands in R?
m = matrix(1:9, nrow = 3)
m
# First method
m[i=1, j=2]
# Second method
m[j=2, i=1]
32%Yes
68%No
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Here's a question for #RStats folks:
Is the length of x and y same?
x = letters[c(2, NA)]
y = letters[c(NA, NA)]
47%Yes
53%No
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Which of the following can't be a variable name in R? 1. `` `if` `` 2. `_abc` 3. `var1` 4. `1stVar` #RStats #DataScience [TimeStamp:18072022123038]