R Working Group

Building our WSU R Community

At WSU we have a breadth of research questions being addressed with R, an open source statistical environment. Successful learning and use of R requires community involvement, knowledge sharing, and collaboration.

Each week we cover a a different topic spanning multiple skill levels, with additional time for questions and help. We occasionally have collaboration sessions where we work on collaborative projects, troubleshoot, and discuss research topics and R issues. Our blog contains written versions of some of our weekly presentations.

We have also hosted R group WoRk TogetheRs in the past. These are informal opportunities to work on your code with other R users at Cafe Moro in Pullman. We are sometimes joined by our sister group, the Python Working Group. Bring your computer and code – we will have power strips. You can join the ListServ to stay updated on these and other happenings in the R Working Group.

SPRING 2020 term the R Working Group sessions are on Wednesdays at 12:10 pm, in PACCAR 202. Check out the schedule below for topics!

 

CALENDAR for SPRING 2020

Date	Presenter	Topic
29-Jan	Michael Meyer	Discriminant analysis; model selection
5-Feb	Vera Pfeiffer	How write a function/apply family
12-Feb	Matthew Brousil	Map statements and working with lists using the purrr package
19-Feb	Ames Fowler	FedData package and derivatives
26-Feb	Nick Potter	How to make a package
4-Mar	Michael Meyer	Troubleshooting
11-Mar	Matthew Brousil	Intro to R Shiny
25-Mar	Carly Prior	Research Profile
1-Apr	Alli Cramer	Meta-analysis; accessing data-repos & combining data
8-Apr	Michael Meyer	Troubleshooting
15-Apr	NKN (TBD)	DataONE and repository
22-Apr	Abby Hudak	Script cleaning/sharing
29-Apr	Matt Mietchen & Vera Pfeiffer	Machine learning and regression
6-May	Michael Meyer	Troubleshooting