I have a new screencast up, showing how to use tidymodels and vetiver with Posit Team! 💥 This video walks through how to approach the ML lifecycle (EDA through model development to model deployment) with a recent #TidyTuesday dataset on educational attainment in UK towns:
The R4DS Online Learning Community has thousands of members, hundreds of which are active on our Slack every week. You might be wondering: Why not charge those learners? Why is the Community funded through donations?
:blobcatgooglytrash: For #TidyTuesday, the analysis of items collected by Trash Wheels in Baltimore harbour show that plastic bottles are by far the main trash found in the water. One more reason to replace them with reusable bottles!
#TidyTuesday Rising popularity of #tidyverse group of packages (by @hadleywickham
and others) amongst top R packages used as imports by other R packages.
This week's #TidyTuesday is about Doctor Who :tardis: and in this screencast I show how to use empirical Bayes to estimate the rating for different episode writers:
#TidyTuesday week 47 - R Ladies chapters.
Created this interactive viz using D3.js in Observablehq. Each city is represented as a flower with petals equal to the total number of events.
Kudos to all the amazing
Code: https://observablehq.com/d/d30791feffacf739 #Rladies👏
A sad chapter in the history of Oceania are the hundreds of nuclear tests that have been conducted by the #UnitedStates 🇺🇸, the #UnitedKingdom 🇬🇧, and #France 🇫🇷. This map shows the locations in #Australia 🇦🇺, the #MarshallIslands 🇲🇭, #Kiribati 🇰🇮, and #FrenchPolynesia 🇵🇫 where these three nations have detonated nuclear devices along with estimated yields in kilotons of TNT equivalent. #Hiroshima and #Nagasaki are also shown for comparison.
Day 10 - North America - I’ve been wanting to learn to make a US chart map with @observablehq Plot and todays #30DayMapChallenge combined perfectly with this weeks #tidytuesday to make that happen. I couldn’t decide between the two versions though!
Code: https://observablehq.com/d/f970cc6784ed1624
This week's #TidyTuesday is about US House elections, and this screencast shows how to use logistic regression to analyze vote share: https://youtu.be/C143WxnBLFo
This weekend I finally got around to deploying a Shiny app wih webR! I've finally put together (almost) all of my #TidyTuesday plots into one place and it made it easier to browse based on the packages used! 📦
The app itself is very simple, and works because my #TidyTuesday GitHub repo uses the same directory structure for each week. This was made easier by using template files, and you can read about that in the blog post I wrote last month: https://nrennie.rbind.io/blog/script-templates-r/