We are very pleased to announce, as you might already be aware, that SatRday is coming back to Newcastle upon Tyne on 4th April 2020. SatRdays are one-day, non-profit, community organised R conferences held across the world. The event will be held at The Catalyst - right next to St James’ Park.
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When talking about languages to use in Production in data science, R is usually not part of the conversation and if it is, it’s referenced as a secondary language.
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Every time R starts, it runs through a couple of R scripts. One of these scripts is the .Rprofile. This allows users to customise their particular set-up. However, some care has to be taken, as if this script is broken, this can cause R to break. If this happens, just delete the script!
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Operators you should make more use of in R. Only recently have I discovered the true power of some the operators in R. Here are some tips on some underused operators in R: The %In% Operator. This funny looking operator is very handy. It’s short for testing if several values appear in an object.
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Jumping Rivers are coming to San Francisco in January 2020! We’ll be running a number of R training courses with Paradigm Data. You can find the booking links and more details over at our courses page. Don’t be afraid to get in contact if you have any questions!
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Before we start anything, I’d like to mention that most of the hard work came from nsaunders and his great blog post Idle thoughts lead to R internals: how to count function arguments. Let’s get started. The aim of this blog is to capture the number of arguments present in each function with packages of the {tidyverse}.
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