Write in-line equations in your Shiny application with MathJax
By Ken Kleinman (This article was originally published at SAS and R, and syndicated at StatsBlogs.) I’ve been working on a Shiny app and wanted to display some math equations. It’s possible to use...
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Our R package roundup
By Christoph Safferling It’s the time of the year again where one eats too much, and gets in a reflective mood! 2015 is nearly over, and us bloggers here at opiateforthemass.es thought it would be nice...
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Using segmented regression to analyse world record running times
By Andrie de Vries by Andrie de Vries A week ago my high school friend, @XLRunner, sent me a link to the article “How Zach Bitter Ran 100 Miles in Less Than 12 Hours“. Zach’s effort was rewarded with...
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Using segmented regression to analyse world record running times
By Andrie de Vries by Andrie de Vries A week ago my high school friend, @XLRunner, sent me a link to the article “How Zach Bitter Ran 100 Miles in Less Than 12 Hours”. Zach’s effort was rewarded with...
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News of ggtree
By R on G. Yu A new version of ggtree that works with ggplot2 (version >= 2.0.0) is now availabel. new layers Some functions, add_legend, hilight, annotation_clade and annotation_clade2 were...
View ArticleTravel tips for highly organised and important people
By biomickwatson Karthik Ram (@_inundata on Twitter) wrote down recently some of his “travel hacks“, and so I thought I would repeat the kind of sage advice he offers here. Here it is: 1. Luggage:...
View ArticleThe R Project: 2015 in Review
By David Smith It’s been a banner year for the R project in 2015, with frequent new releases, ever-growing popularity, a flourishing ecosystem, and accolades from both users and press. Here’s a roundup...
View ArticleWind Resource Assessment
By Fabio Veronesi This is an article we recently published on “Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews”. It starts with a thorough review of the methods used for wind resource assessment: from...
View ArticleHappy New Year! Top posts of 2015
By David Smith Happy New Year everyone! It’s hard to believe that this blog has now been going since 2008: our anniversary was on December 9. Thanks to everyone who has supported this blog over the...
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The R Project: 2015 in Review
By David Smith It’s been a banner year for the R project in 2015, with frequent new releases, ever-growing popularity, a flourishing ecosystem, and accolades from both users and press. Here’s a roundup...
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Color Quantization in R
By Ryan Walker In this post, we’ll look at a simple method to identify segments of an image based on RGB color values. The segmentation technique we’ll consider is called color quantization. Not...
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Zellingenach: A visual exploration of the spatial patterns in the endings of...
By hrbrmstr Moritz Stefaner started off 2016 with a very spiffy post on “a visual exploration of the spatial patterns in the endings of German town and village names”. Moritz was exploring some new...
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A plot of ‘Who works at home’
By Wingfeet I ran across this post containing displays on who works from home. I must say it looks great and is interactive but it did not help me understand the data. So I created this post to display...
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A plot of ‘Who works at home’
By Wingfeet (This article was originally published at Wiekvoet, and syndicated at StatsBlogs.) I ran across this post containing displays on who works from home. I must say it looks great and is...
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Gender Effect in Conference Talks
By Daniel’s Blog (This article was originally published at Daniel’s Blog, and syndicated at StatsBlogs.) I was searching in the arXiv repository for an interesting paper to read over the weekend, when...
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Multidimensional Scaling with R (from “Mastering Data Analysis with R”)
By Tal Galili Guest post by Gergely Daróczi. If you like this content, you can buy the full 396 paged e-book for 5 USD until January 8, 2016 as part of Packt’s “$5 Skill Up Campaign” at...
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Multidimensional Scaling with R (from “Mastering Data Analysis with R”)
By Tal Galili Guest post by Gergely Daróczi. If you like this content, you can buy the full 396 paged e-book for 5 USD until January 8, 2016 as part of Packt’s “$5 Skill Up Campaign” at...
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GO analysis using clusterProfiler
By R on G. Yu clusterProfiler supports over-representation test and gene setenrichment analysis of Gene Ontology. It supports GO annotation fromOrgDb object, GMT file and user’s own data. support many...
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Sampling Arbitrary data
By Sam Weiss Introduction: Generating data usually requires a variance – covariance matrix and is therefore restricted by using a linear assumption between the variables. However, using a linear...
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