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- Using Space Wisely
- Naming All the Things
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- Using Seed Values
- Writing Functions for Repeated Tasks
- Literate Programming with Quarto
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Reproducibility for the Rest of Us
Using Seed Values
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Your Turn
Open the participant
unformatted-r-code.R
file and addset.seed()
before the sampling code for reproducible resultsNote that the
sample()
function used in these slides will be overwritten by thesample()
function indplyr
if thedplyr
package is open
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