Steve Richard works as a data analyst at the Joint Office of Homeless Services (JOHS) in Multnomah County, Oregon. JOHS is an office that was created through an inter-governmental agreement between the city of Portland, Oregon and the County to allocate funds to and manage contracts for social … Read More about My R Journey: Steve Richard
Lessons for Learning R
This post comes from the R for the Rest of Us newsletter. If you want to get more content like this delivered to your inbox, sign up today. Last week I published the latest post in the My R Journey series. It is with Rika Gorn, Director of Data Analytics & Reporting … Read More about Lessons for Learning R
My R Journey: Rika Gorn
Rika Gorn is the Director of Data Analytics & Reporting at Covenant House International, a privately funded agency that provides shelter, immediate crisis care, and other services, to homeless and trafficked youth in the United States, Canada, and Latin America. Her work focuses on providing … Read More about My R Journey: Rika Gorn
Three Ways to Do Frequencies in R
Need to do frequencies in R? If you're using R, you probably do. Here are three ways you can do them. Each method has one fewer line than the previous one. And, incredibly, the results from the shorter code are more powerful than those from the longer code! https://vimeo.com/330832213 Like … Read More about Three Ways to Do Frequencies in R
My R Journey: David Keyes
Hi there, I'm David, the one man behind this one-man operation. I've started a series of posts asking others to tell me about their R journeys. It didn't seem fair, though, to not do the same myself. So, here's the story of how I came to learn R, how I use it today, and why I think it's worth … Read More about My R Journey: David Keyes
Curb Cuts, Universal Design, and the Creation of a Welcoming R Community
In 1971, the city council of Berkeley, California authorized the construction of curb cuts at fifteen high-traffic street corners. This came after years of protests by disability rights activists, who argued that sidewalks without curb cuts were discriminatory because those in wheelchairs could not … Read More about Curb Cuts, Universal Design, and the Creation of a Welcoming R Community
