forcats::fct_match
This journey started almost exactly a year ago, but it’s finally been sufficiently worked through and merged! Yay, I’ve officially contributed to the tidyverse (minor as it may be).
Even more images as x-axis labels
This is the last update to this strange saga… I hope.
Adding strings in R
This started out as a “hey, I wonder…” sort of thing, but as usual, they tend to end up as interesting voyages into the deepest depths of code, so I thought I’d write it up and share. Shoutout to @coolbutuseless…Continue Reading →
Constricted development with reticulate
I’ve been using the reticulate package occasionally for a while now, so I was surprised to see that it had only just been officially released. reticulate: R interface to Python https://t.co/qVWmwoMQAP. Comprehensive set of interoperability tools including R Markdown Python…Continue Reading →
JC and the Vignettes
If that’s not a great 1960’s band name then I don’t know what is (hint: I don’t know what is).
Thou shalt not compare numeric values (except when it works)
This was just going to be a few Tweets but it ended up being a bit of a rollercoaster of learning for me, and I haven’t blogged in far too long, so I’m writing it up quickly as a ‘hey…Continue Reading →
Data Munging With R Preview — Storing Values (Assigning)
Since about October last year, I’ve been writing an introduction to R book. It’s been quite the experience. I’ve finally started making time to document some of the interesting things I’ve learned (about R, about writing, about how to bring…Continue Reading →
2016 Australian Federal Election Flexdashboard
Here in the land down under we’ve finally completed our Federal election. We complain that it seems to go on for too long, but it’s a brief distraction compared to the USA electoral process. I managed to do a small…Continue Reading →
Images as x-axis labels (updated)
They say “if you want to find an answer on the internet, just present a wrong one as fact. Then wait.“
Images as x-axis labels
Open-source software is awesome. If I found that a piece of closed-source software was missing a feature that I wanted, well, bad luck. I probably couldn’t even tell if was actually missing or if I just didn’t know about it….Continue Reading →