Mastering Shiny has just gone into production🎉, so now's a great to pre-order if you want a physical copy! https://t.co/r5BnEMiOBd (Or continue to read online for free at https://t.co/aby9kfwmQu) #rstats
@OscarBaruffa It is the sum of the values of the rows h8: h78. This sum is conditioned to the coincidence of the values in B102, D102 and F102 (generally these cells should be parameters of whatever that Excel sheet does) Finally, the "sumproduct" can be exchanged for a function "sum".
@OscarBaruffa@rstudio I think R found something new, you need something revolutionary to attract amazing people to work with you. Or just bury them in a pile of money. They both work fine.
dplyr 1.0.0 is coming soon 🥳 Learn more about what's changing, how our lifecycle model works, and how you can help at https://t.co/8fZ3Y7P9r8 then stay tuned for more blog posts about specific features #rstats
Over the last few months I've spent a lot of time revising my #rstats training/presentation material. Feel free to use and/or provide feedback:
- Intro to R: https://t.co/HyLp3rfw5k
- Intermediate R: https://t.co/fzucC64K6j
- Advanced Analytics with R: https://t.co/K5bIPay8aA
If you have P&C/general insurance ratemaking experience, and care about making actuaries sexy again (or not), come help out with an open source tutorial on pricing ! #actuarialscience#actuary https://t.co/uMn9WBQBYl
@DrKariLJordan I agree with the `dplyr` suggestions here, but also maybe `janitor`. It has lots of quick cleaning/exploring functions. https://t.co/KWO7JInT8L