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content/archive/external/contributor-r-project-org-rdevguide.md
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title: "Data Visualization with R" | ||
author: "Rob Kabacoff" | ||
date: "2020-12-01" | ||
tags: [Visualization, Guide, Multivariate, Geographic, Models, ggplot2, Package] | ||
title: "Modern Data Visualization with R" | ||
author: "Robert Kabacoff" | ||
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A guide to creating modern data visualizations with R. Starting with data preparation, topics include how to create effective univariate, bivariate, and multivariate graphs. In addition specialized graphs including geographic maps, the display of change over time, flow diagrams, interactive graphs, and graphs that help with the interpret statistical models are included. Focus is on the 45 most popular graph types. The guide also includes detailed instructions on how to customizing graphs, and ends with a chapter on graphing best practices. Although strongly based on the ggplot2 package, other approaches are included as well. | ||
This is an illustrated guide for creating data visualizations in R. [...] This is the online version of “Modern Data Visualization with R”, to be published by CRC Press. A print version is will be available from Amazon later this year. R is an amazing platform for data analysis, capable of creating almost any type of graph. This book helps you create the most popular visualizations - from quick and dirty plots to publication-ready graphs. The text relies heavily on the ggplot2 package for graphics, but other approaches covered as well. My goal is make this book as helpful and user-friendly as ... |
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title: "eDNAjoint" | ||
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This vignette provides examples and use cases of functions in the eDNAjoint package, as well as more details about the model that can be fit with eDNAjoint. The primary purpose of the joint model is to use observations from both environmental DNA (eDNA) surveys and traditional surveys (i.e., seine sampling, trap sampling, etc.) to jointly estimate parameters like expected catch rate, \(\mu\), at a site and false positive probability of eDNA detection, \(p_{10}\). The model is intended for use with paired, replicated eDNA and traditional observations at multiple sites across the landscape. ... | ||
This vignette provides examples and use cases of functions in the eDNAjoint package, as well as more details about the model that can be fit with eDNAjoint. The primary purpose of the joint model is to use observations from both environmental DNA (eDNA) surveys and traditional surveys (i.e., seine sampling, trap sampling, etc.) to jointly estimate parameters like expected catch rate, \(\mu\), at a site and false positive probability of eDNA detection, \(p_{10}\). The model is intended for use with paired, replicated eDNA qPCR and traditional observations at multiple sites across the ... |
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title: "The Jay and the Bee" | ||
author: "José Becerra" | ||
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<p>A JB book. The HTML output format for this example is bookdown::gitbook, set in the _output.yml file.</p> [...] A (very) short story: In a town where life thrived in harmony, a blue jay and a bee form an unlikely connection. Initially drawn together by curiosity and admiration for each other’s unique abilities, they exchange stories and wisdom. Their tale, a symbol of unity in diversity, echoes through generations in their shared home. Original idea: JB Creative writing assistant: ... | ||
<p>A JB book. In this short story the origin of JB’s logo is presented.</p> [...] A (very) short story: In a town where life thrived in harmony, a blue jay and a bee form an unlikely connection. Initially drawn together by curiosity and admiration for each other’s unique abilities, they exchange stories and wisdom. Their tale, a symbol of unity in diversity, echoes through generations in their shared home. Original idea: JB Creative writing assistant: ... |
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title: "Jasper and I: Socratic Dialogues" | ||
author: "José Becerra" | ||
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<p>This is a minimal example of using the bookdown package to write a book. The HTML output format for this example is bookdown::gitbook, set in the _output.yml file.</p> [...] Artificial intelligence (AI) technology applies the current body of knowledge in the collective mind of humanity to answer queries in human language, using the term knowledge as the intermediate stage of progression from information to wisdom. These series of essays are a dialogue of this collective mind in its brand as Jasper.ai, engaging in a rational dialogue with an enquirer researching the limits of AI in the more ... |
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title: "The Psychocentric Revelation" | ||
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This a book about a soul-centric or “psychocentric” approach to the dawning Neo-Copernican Revolution accompanying the release of atomic energy inaugurating the post-modern world. [...] This is summary of an eBook, presented in 3 parts, proposing a psychological key to the dawning Neo-Copernican Revolution accompanying the release of atomic energy inaugurating the post-modern world. The book explores the existence of a transpersonal center of consciousness — the transpersonal soul or Ego — and discusses the need for a psychocentric revelation. A simple, synthetic and intuitive approach, ... |
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title: "Shamballa: Outline of a Book" | ||
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<p>This is a minimal example of using the bookdown package to write a book. The HTML output format for this example is bookdown::gitbook, set in the _output.yml file.</p> [...] This is an outline of a forthcoming book on the subject of: A program review of the Plan for Humanity in preparation for the externalization of the planetary spiritual Hierarchy and the imminent return of the World Teacher, a Plan being implemented by the Group of World Servers in seven major fields of ... |
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<p>This is a minimal example of using the bookdown package to write a book. The HTML output format for this example is bookdown::gitbook, set in the _output.yml file.</p> [...] This is a bookdown book authored for the WKWSCI elective CS5209: Collective Problem Solving. More information about this course will be presented in the following ... |
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author: "Nour Barnat, Diana Camerini, Petra Kynclova, Cloe Schaub" | ||
date: "2023-09-06T18:45:26Z" | ||
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This is a methodological guide for compilation of the Inclusive Growth Index (IGI). Each chapter contains detailed information about individual steps required for the IGI compilation and production. The Inclusive Growth Index is a composite indicator of growth developed by UNCTAD. In the version developed in 2022 (see SDG Pulse 2022), it consists of 27 baseline indicators, grouped in 4 pillars (economic growth, living conditions, equality and environment). The SDG Pulse 2022 chapter is available at: https://sdgpulse.unctad.org/inclusive-growth/ To produce annual releases of the indicator, a ... | ||
This is a methodological guide for compilation of the Inclusive Growth Index (IGI). Each chapter contains detailed information about individual steps required for the IGI compilation and production. The Inclusive Growth Index is a composite indicator of growth developed by UNCTAD. The 2023 edition of the IGI is calculated by using updated data series, following the methodology from 2022. In the version developed in 2022 (see SDG Pulse 2022), it consists of 27 baseline indicators, grouped in 4 pillars (economic growth, living conditions, equality and environment). The SDG Pulse 2022 chapter is ... |
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