gordon_shotwell

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   by gordon_shotwell 10y ago

   Hmmm, I'm not sure there is an Excel style graph wizard, although there's this package which is close https://www.r-statistics.com/2016/11/ggedit-interactive-ggpl... For PML() kinds of functions, I often
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   by gordon_shotwell 10y ago

   From the tone of your post I'm thinking that you've made up your mind on this point, but there really is a lot of richness and extensibility in R which isn't available in Excel. For instance my blog is written in an R library
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   by gordon_shotwell 10y ago

   The R for Data Science book really is the best, but I would also recommend https://www.datacamp.com/ for some great video tutorials.
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   by gordon_shotwell 10y ago

   I'm thinking of writing a package which displays R errors as Pai Mei gifs.
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   by gordon_shotwell 10y ago

   That's a good point, I'm not exactly sure what the best practice is for using NSE vs. SE functions within functions. My practice is to just use the NSE version unless I have a good reason not to. Generally my goal with teaching be