
You may think of R as a tool for complex statistical analysis, but it's much more than that. From data visualization to efficient reporting, to improving your workflow, R can do it all. On this podcast, I talk with people about how they use R in unique and creative ways.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode, I chat with Nick Tierney, a statistician, data scientist, and creator of the {naniar} R package for exploring missing data. Nick reflects on his journey from a psychology undergrad to a PhD in statistics, and how open-source tools—an... more
In this episode I sit down with Garrick Aden-Buie, a senior software engineer at Posit (formerly RStudio), to explore his latest project: brand.yml. This innovative tool aims to simplify and unify branding across various data science outputs, includi... more
In this episode, I sit down with Robert Smith, co-founder of Dark Peak Analytics, to discuss his journey from academia to advising the UK government during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rob shares his experience building data models that directly influenced... more
In this episode, I chat with Simon Couch, a software engineer at Posit, about his work on AI-powered R packages. Simon maintains open-source statistical software and explores how AI can streamline coding workflows. We discuss his journey from statist... more
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The content centers around the versatile applications of R, a programming language frequently associated with statistics but explored here through various unique and creative use cases. Episodes feature insightful conversations with experts from diverse backgrounds, including data science, education, healthcare, and technology, focusing on how they leverage R for data visualization, analysis, and efficiency improvements. Notable themes discussed include advancing data accessibility, integrating artificial intelligence into R programming, and challenges in data management, all aimed at making R tools approachable for a wider audience. Furthermore, the hosting perspective promotes an engaging mix of technical discussions and practical applica... more
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