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Tag Archives: R
Wakefield: Random Data Set (Part II)
This post is part II of a series detailing the GitHub package, wakefield, for generating random data sets. The First Post (part I) was a test run to gauge user interest. I received positive feedback and some ideas for improvements, … Continue reading
Posted in data, data generation, r, random, trinker, tylerrinker, wakefield
Tagged data, R
12 Comments
Random Data Sets Quickly
This post will discuss a recent GitHub package I’m working on, wakefield to generate random data sets. The post is broken into the following sections: Demo 1.1 Random Variable Functions 1.2 Random Data Frames 1.3 Missing Values 1.4 Default Data … Continue reading
Posted in data, data generation, r, Uncategorized
Tagged data set, dplyr, R, random data, wakefield
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pacman 0.2.0: Initial CRAN Release
We’re please to announce the first CRAN release of pacman v. 0.2.0. pacman is the combined work of Dason Kurkiewicz & Tyler Rinker. pacman is an R package management tool that combines the functionality of base library related functions into intuitively … Continue reading
Scheduling R Tasks via Windows Task Scheduler
This post will allow you to impress your boss with your strong work ethic by enabling Windows R users to schedule late night tasks. Picture it, your boss gets an email at 1:30 in the morning with the latest company … Continue reading
Posted in r, Uncategorized, work flow
Tagged R, rinker, task scheduler, trinker, tyler rinker, windows, work flow
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Visualizing APA 6 Citations: qdapRegex 0.2.0 & qdapTools 1.1.0
qdapRegex 0.2.0 & qdapTools 1.1.0 have been released to CRAN. This post will provide some of the packages’ updates/features and provide an integrate demonstration of extracting and viewing in-text APA 6 style citations from an MS Word (.docx) document. qdapRegex … Continue reading
Posted in ggplot2, qdap, r, regular expression
Tagged apa6, citations, ggplot2, qdap, qdapRegex, qdapTools, R, regex, regular epression, trinker, tyler rinker
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GTrendsR package to Explore Google trending for Field Dependent Terms
My friend, Steve Simpson, introduced me to Philippe Massicotte and Dirk Eddelbuettel’s GTrendsR GitHub package this week. It’s a pretty nifty wrapper to the Google Trends API that enables one to search phrase trends over time. The trend indices that … Continue reading
Posted in r
Tagged ggplot2, Google Trend, gtrend, GTrendsR, R, Trends, trinker, tyler rinker
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rmarkdown: Alter Action Depending on Document
Can I see a show of hands for those who love rmarkdown? Yeah me too. One nifty feature is the ability to specify various document prettifications in the YAML of a .Rmd document and then use: The Problem Have you … Continue reading
Exploration of Letter Make Up of English Words
This blog post will do a quick exploration of the grapheme make up of words in the English. Specifically we will use R and the qdap package to answer 3 questions: What is the distribution of word lengths (number of … Continue reading
Posted in discourse analysis, qdap
Tagged discourse analysis, grapheme, letters, qdap, R, trinker
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Canned Regular Expressions: qdapRegex 0.1.2 on CRAN
We’re pleased to announce first CRAN release of qdapRegex! You can read about qdapRegex or skip right to the examples. qdapRegex is a collection of regular expression tools associated with the qdap package that may be useful outside of the context … Continue reading
Posted in qdap, regular expression, text, Uncategorized
Tagged qdap, qdapRegex, R, regex, regular expression, stringi, tyler rinker
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Spell Checker for R…qdap::check_spelling
I often have had requests for a spell checker for R character vectors. The utils::aspell function can be used to check spelling but many Windows users have reported difficulty with the function. I came across an article on spelling in … Continue reading
Posted in qdap, Uncategorized
Tagged cran, qdap, R, spell checker, spelling, string distance, tyler rinker
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