Avishai Tsur

Physician (Internal Medicine), educator, and researcher at @SHEBA_. #Rstats enthusiast. Tweets are my own.

[Avishai Tsur @AvishaiTsur]

@JARS3N @rstatstweet If they all have the same structure, would make sense to load the whole dataset via arrow and then partition them (hopefully also to less files).

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Big THANK YOU to @drillybit for creating the {gtsummary} cheat sheet!

It's now available on the RStudio page 🕺🪩🕺

https://t.co/ao2jNYOe5M

#rstats #DataScience

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@simonw #rsrats #arrow

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@hadleywickham Why not:
squish <- \(x, min, max){
pmin(pmax(x, min), max)
}

[Avishai Tsur @AvishaiTsur]

@hadleywickham I use this for consistently plotting with wanted defaults

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@PR0GRAMMERHUM0R #rstats

a == 0

[Avishai Tsur @AvishaiTsur]

@newdata_learner @rstatstweet 1. The rowwise() identifier is unnecessary here unless you use summarise().
2. starts_with() and the underline are safer to use. i.e., if you had a variable called width_height_ratio, it would not be selected.
3. Remember to ungroup.

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@newdata_learner @rstatstweet See: https://t.co/j2j5LENY23

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@FelicienLL @rstatstweet Palmer penguins

https://t.co/bGIj8wLgho

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@CristalyneBell Lubridate makes it smoother

https://t.co/km9gXY4dnT

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@adababbage @rstatstweet Identity()

https://t.co/OtT9ZJuQBv

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@FraserSneden What you are looking for is to align the position_dodge

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@seriouswildlife @rstatstweet Why not bind_rows() them?

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@LandaIsidro @rstatstweet ^

https://t.co/JUctjZMB1h

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@alejandrohagan @LandaIsidro rename_all() is possible but has been superseded by rename_with().

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@geokaramanis You may already know this by now--it also works with plotting

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@at_schill_j If you enjoyed all(), maybe you would also appreciate any().

[Avishai Tsur @AvishaiTsur]

@drrachelbrenner If you have specific questions, I highly recommend @R4DScommunity. It is not a guide, but a community

[Avishai Tsur @AvishaiTsur]

@Kate_J_Fuller @_mikoontz The only reason I know this is because I did the same, and someone enlightened me. So now it is your turn to pass it on :)