In this episode, I pared down three important -omics data considerations, coded my way into wave of new R packages, boasted about the Big Book of R, and havered over the ‘dots’ package.
Editorial: Statistical Data Science - Theory and Applications in Analyzing Omics DataIntroducing riskCommunicator: An R package to obtain interpretable effect estimates for public healthOn the mixed Kibria–Lukman estimator for the linear regression modelRejection Region (Critical Region) for Statistical TestsJoin rstudio::conf(2022) Virtuallyggdensity: A new R package for plotting high-density regionsR ColorGeneralized Linear Models, Part I: The Logistic ModelPart 1 of 3: 300+ milestone for Big Book of RPart 2 of 3: 300+ milestone for Big Book of RPart 3 of 3: 300+ milestone for Big Book of Rhtmcglm: Hypothesis Testing for McGLMsnextGenShinyApps: Advanced Tools for Building the Next Generation of 'Shiny' Applications and Dashboardsrobustmeta: Robust Inference for Meta-Analysis with Influential Outlying StudieslnmCluster: Perform Logistic Normal Multinomial Clustering for Microbiome Compositional DatabinaryTimeSeries: Analyzes a Binary Variable During a Time Seriescodebookr: Create Codebooks from Data Framesdots: Dot Density Mapsggpackets: Package Plot Layers for Easier Portability and ModularizationtrouBBlme4SolveR: Troubles Solver for 'lme4'