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Posts tagged r software

Running an R Workshop on Azure with t...

28 May 2017 Written by Graham Williams

The fully open source software stack of the Ubuntu Data Science Virtual Machine (DSVM) hosted on Azure is a great place to support an R workshop or laboratory session or R training. I record  here the simple steps to set up a Linux Data Science Virtual Machine (in the main so I can remember how […]

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A Grammar of Machine Learning: graml

30 July 2016 Written by Graham Williams
A Grammar of Machine Learning: graml

Data Scientists have access to a grammar for preparing data (Hadley Wickham’s tidyr package in R), a grammar for data wrangling (dplyr), and a grammar for graphics (ggplot2). At an R event hosted by CSIRO in Canberra in 2011 Hadley  noted that we are missing a grammar for machine learning. At the time I doodled […]

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R Visual Analytics using raptR

12 October 2015 Written by Graham Williams
R Visual Analytics using raptR

I saw a demo of a package for Rapid and Pretty Things in R earlier in the year when it was a work in progress. It is now live on GitHub (but not yet CRAN). It allows you to very quickly visualise data in R using a Shiny GUI to generate ggplot2 underneath. A nice […]

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R + Shiny + Leaflet + bicycle acciden...

11 October 2015 Written by Graham Williams
R + Shiny + Leaflet + bicycle accidents + Open Street Map

This is a nice example of the power of multiple APIs working together to deliver a solution. The app uses R’s Shiny to control a map built using the open source JavaScript Leaflet based on public data displaying map tiles generated by  Stamen Design on Open Street Map data. Thanks to colleague and R guru […]

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