If you have vectors of the same length, lock them together into a data frame. Or, make list columns. @JennyBryan #rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/9QplKLWJJw
— Amelia McNamara (@AmeliaMN) February 3, 2018
#rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/zSFNHhnhU9
— Brandon Sherman (@shermstats) February 3, 2018
The 3 big ideas of tidyeval by @hadleywickham #rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/z449mI1LoF
— Tony Fujs (@tonyfujs) February 3, 2018
Slides for my #rstudioconf #rstats talk tomorrow “Augmenting data exploration with interactive graphics”https://t.co/ES3ijG0GnV
— Carson Sievert (@cpsievert) February 1, 2018
.@juliasilge shares some very relatable quotes about regex and linear algebra #rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/BKTFgKfL6e
— Emily Robinson (@robinson_es) February 3, 2018
Slides of my #rstudioconf talk on blogdown: https://t.co/BNimSHHHht Sorry, I have to confess that I lied (apparently) when I said I could type insanely fast with HHKB. The HHKB was not even connected to my laptop… I added the truth to the slides. Enjoy!
— Yihui Xie (@xieyihui) February 2, 2018
Useful tidyverse functions u may not know: forcats::rct_relevel for reordering factors, na_if for dealing with missing data that’s not NA, @robinson_es tells #rstudioconf . More in her slides: https://t.co/0uZVhXatSB #rstats
— Sharon Machlis (@sharon000) February 2, 2018
infer: a package for tidy statistical inference – by Andrew Bray
slides: https://t.co/yblrm38QYQnice framework#rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/WOjT5CSSyu
— Daniel McNichol (@dnlmc) February 2, 2018
New small post I wrote while attending #rstudioconf: “A Good Day to Use a While Loop” https://t.co/5TC5yRtqIN #rstats
— Sean Kross (@seankross) February 2, 2018
tidygraph + ggraph by @thomasp85 are truly magic ? #rstudioconf
meta-note: ? teach me how you incorporated animation in html slides!
? slides: https://t.co/OdUXymwqif pic.twitter.com/Rf5pHrmHK2— Lucy ? (@LucyStats) February 2, 2018
What type of work do you want to do in the #tidyverse?
1) spatial data + mapping – sf ?, @edzerpebesma
2) time series – tibbletime ?, @dvaughan32
3) statistical inference – infer?, Andrew Bray
4) network graphs – tidygraph?, @thomasp85 #rstudioconf #rstats— Angela Li (@CivicAngela) February 2, 2018
Interested in network analysis in R? Check out @thomasp85 slides from #rstudioconf at https://t.co/QEGtXg1Ll4 and his #rstats packages tidygraph and ggraph #dataviz pic.twitter.com/Ev5f5UMRCG
— Sharon Machlis (@sharon000) February 2, 2018
I am a user of @thomasp85’s package for network visualization and it is ? #rstudioconf https://t.co/HFYRxyP3uE pic.twitter.com/tlByJAPsQE
— Julia Silge (@juliasilge) February 2, 2018
Thanks to everyone who joined my talk re: new features in RStudio v1.1! Slides are up at https://t.co/AJnaObTGL5. #rstudioconf
— Kevin Ushey (@kevin_ushey) February 2, 2018
Using tidy data principles (dplyr verbs! ?) with network data by @thomasp85 at #rstudioconf https://t.co/mEfNjs6LEx pic.twitter.com/6C6EMGrxlO
— Julia Silge (@juliasilge) February 2, 2018
thank you all who attended my #rstudioconf shiny perf talk! My slides: https://t.co/YwhLQ20mBl (repo: https://t.co/E0GJaRj09r)
— Alan (@alandipert) February 2, 2018
Wowwwww, this #rstudioconf talk by Andrew Bray on the infer package makes me reconsider how I implement hypothesis testing. https://t.co/mX3JRFotv9
— Julia Silge (@juliasilge) February 2, 2018
.@winston_chang introduces the Shinytest package: snapshot-based automated testing for Shiny! https://t.co/yQsOzcKCli #rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/srhpTgoc7w
— David Robinson (@drob) February 2, 2018
I really like the methods of graphical inference from @visnut: permute data and try to find the original. Check out her nullabor package for more! https://t.co/uGj7vhFZVp #rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/wdYqjBHeTU
— David Robinson (@drob) February 2, 2018
Things to think about when visualizing data, Prof Di Cook @visnut advises RStudio Conference keynote#rstudioconf #dataviz
See all slides at https://t.co/8MiLjP5OiQ pic.twitter.com/LwAG39AWDZ— Sharon Machlis (@sharon000) February 2, 2018
Just learned about @nj_tierney‘s #nanair R package for dealing with and visualizing missing data https://t.co/gpKhfnyyoJ #rstudioconf
— Sheila Saia (@sheilasaia) February 2, 2018
From designing reproducible R workflows to improving research impact, a special thanks to @JennyBryan and the “What they forgot to teach you about R” workshop! https://t.co/ka17Dcucct #rstudioconf
— Joel Herndon (@jherndon01) February 2, 2018
Learning about @wmlandau ‘s drake #rstats ? SUPER helpful for workflow management ? #rstudioconf @krlmlr‘s ? slides: https://t.co/rtncMS26l7 pic.twitter.com/wTEUqqY0wc
— Lucy ? (@LucyStats) February 1, 2018
How appropriate since we’re near the sea: @hadleywickham introduces the ? lobstr package visualizing syntax trees https://t.co/IR0Vz1EXJl #rstudioconf #rstats pic.twitter.com/4iHzACK6P7
— The R-Podcast (Eric) (@theRcast) February 1, 2018
Updated caret documentation – very comprehensive https://t.co/OKSoLHOrdK #rstudioconf #rstats
— James Blair (@Blair09M) February 1, 2018
For anyone interested, here is a link to my #rstudioconf slides on the zeallot ? and unpacking assignment in R. https://t.co/FmWGgaL1vS
— Nathan Teetor (@ntweetor) February 3, 2018
Dealing with lists, lists in a data frame, and how to simplify them: slides from my #rstudioconf talk (link to #rstats code in description): https://t.co/w4XDpwkCIg pic.twitter.com/WYcpFksgYo
— Jenny Bryan (@JennyBryan) February 3, 2018
The tfruns package strikes me as instrumental to working with TensorFlow with #rstats. You’re going to be experimenting a lot and will need to reflect on what’s working (or not) based on hard data. #rstudioconf https://t.co/A2eHcskW4y
— Jenny Bryan (@JennyBryan) February 3, 2018
Material from my #rstudioconf talk about databases with R is now available here: https://t.co/6XRgAouaZT pic.twitter.com/CbixOaShaV
— Edgar Ruiz (@theotheredgar) February 3, 2018
Slides (just a few) from my #rstudioconf talk and demo materials (that made up most of the talk) are at https://t.co/dRf5sziMs9 (and I can’t wait to watch the videos of all the talks I missed during it)
— Mine CetinkayaRundel (@minebocek) February 2, 2018
Slides ? from my talk, “contributing to the tidyverse” at #rstudioconf https://t.co/hl7mmc1RQv #rstats #tidyverse pic.twitter.com/jSs6fTPD8v
— Mara Averick (@dataandme) February 5, 2018
