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Tag Archives: R
My Favorite R Packages
Me and some colleagues talk about our favourite R packages over on the Cardinal Path blog. Here is one of mine: googlesheets The R package googlesheets is an easy to use way to access and manage Google Sheets through R. I like being able to connect directly to data stored in a Google Sheet because […]
Sharing Your R Code
I love R and I love sharing! Read my post on Cardinal Path’s blog for tips on how to share your R code with others. I’ve written a couple of posts in the past about the programming language ‘R’, which is used to help predict outcomes and measure the impact of certain actions on your […]
When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail: choosing the right tool for the job
Check out this post that I wrote over on Cardinal Path’s blog that discusses finding the right tool for the job: A few weeks ago, a coworker asked me for some help with a data cleaning task. I consider him to be one of the best Tableau users in our office, and someone I frequent […]
Reminiscing about 2016 Data Science Conferences
Remember last year’s data science conferences? We are well into 2017 but I’ve been thinking about my favourite data science talks from 2016 as the same conferences from last year come up again. I’m excited to see what talks come out of the conferences this year! useR!2017 just released its schedule and I’m excited to […]