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Lazy evaluation
The "tidy eval" framework is implemented in the rlang package and is rolling out in packages across the Tidyverse and beyond. There is a lively conversation these days, as people come to terms with...
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Learning and using the Tidyverse for historical research
My talk will discuss how R, the Tidyverse, and the community around R helped me to learn to code and create my first R package. My positive experiences with the resources for learning R and...
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Learning from eight years of data science mistakes
Over the past eight years of doing data science, I’ve made plenty of mistakes, and I’d love to share them with you -- including what I’ve learned and what I’d do differently with some hindsight.
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New language features in RStudio
RStudio 1.2 dramatically improves support for many languages frequently used alongside R in data science projects, including SQL, D3, Stan, and Python. In this talk, you'll learn how to use RStudio...
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Our colour of magic: The open sourcery of fantastic R packages
What does it mean to say software is, to quote one Twitter user, ‘so f***ing magical!’? In the context of our popular community hobby of rating and sharing R packages, the term ‘magic’ seems...
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Panel discussion: Growth and Data Science: Individuals, leaders, organizations and responsibilities
Hosted by Eduardo Arino de la Rubia of Instagram. With Hilary Parker, Karthik Ram, Angela Bassa, and Tracy Teal.
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parsnip: A tidy model interface
parsnip is a new tidymodels package that generalizes model interfaces across packages. The idea is to have a single function interface for types of specific models (e.g. logistic regression) that...
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pkgman: A fresh approach to package installation
The main goals of pkgman is to make package installation fast and more reliable. This allows new, simpler and safer workflows, such as separate package libraries for projects.
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Push straight to prod API development with R and Tensorflow at T-Mobile
When tasked with creating the first customer-facing machine learning model at T-Mobile, we were faced with a conundrum.