1/ 📚 Advanced R Package Development: Best Practices and Tips 🛠️ Explore the process of creating, documenting, and testing your own R packages like a pro! #rstats#AdvancedR#PackageDevelopment#DataScience
2/ 🏗️ Package Structure: Organize your package effectively by:
⚫️Using usethis::create_package() to set up the structure
⚫️Organizing functions in R/ directory
⚫️Placing data in data/ or extdata/ directories
⚫️Adding vignettes and README for documentation #rstats#datascience
3/ 📝 Documentation: Make your package user-friendly by:
⚫️Writing clear, concise function descriptions
⚫️Using roxygen2 for function documentation
⚫️Creating package-level documentation with pkgdown
⚫️Writing vignettes to demonstrate usage #rstats#datascience#AdvancedR
4/ 🧪 Testing: Ensure the reliability of your package by:
⚫️Writing unit tests with testthat
⚫️Using usethis::use_test() to set up tests
⚫️Adding test data in tests/testthat/ directory
⚫️Running tests with devtools::test() #rstats#datascience#AdvancedR
5/ 📊 Continuous Integration: Automate your testing process with:
⚫️GitHub Actions for R package checks and tests
⚫️Using usethis::use_github_action_check_standard() to set up the workflow
⚫️Monitoring build status with badges in README #rstats#datascience#AdvancedR
6/ 🛡️ Version Control: Keep track of your package's development with:
⚫️Git for version control
⚫️GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket for remote repositories
⚫️Following a clear branching and merging strategy #rstats#datascience#AdvancedR
7/ 🔄 Dependency Management: Manage your package's dependencies by:
⚫️Listing them in the DESCRIPTION file
⚫️Using renv for project-specific library management
⚫️Keeping dependencies minimal to improve portability #rstats#datascience#AdvancedR
8/ 🚀 Deployment: Share your package with the world by:
⚫️Submitting to CRAN for wide distribution
⚫️Using devtools::release() for CRAN submission
⚫️Hosting on GitHub for easy installation with remotes or devtools #rstats#datascience#AdvancedR
9/ 📚 Resources: Learn more about advanced R package development with these books and articles:
"R Packages" by Hadley Wickham
"Advanced R" by Hadley Wickham
"Efficient R programming" by Matt Dowle #rstats#datascience#AdvancedR
10/ 🎉 In conclusion, mastering advanced R package development techniques will help you create professional, robust, and user-friendly packages. Keep exploring these best practices to elevate your package development skills! #rstats#AdvancedR#datascience
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LLN states that as the number of trials (n) in a random experiment increases, the average of the outcomes converges to the expected value. In other words, the more we repeat an experiment, the closer we get to the true probability.
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2/ 🌐 Web Apps: Deploy interactive web applications with Shiny:
•Shiny Server or Shiny Server Pro for self-hosted solutions
•RStudio Connect for an integrated platform
•shinyapps.io for hosting on RStudio's servers #rstats#AdvancedR#DataScience
3/ 📦 R APIs: Create and deploy RESTful APIs using R with:
•plumber for building, testing, and deploying APIs
•OpenCPU for creating scalable, stateless APIs
•RStudio Connect for hosting and managing your APIs #rstats#AdvancedR#DataScience
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2/ 🕸️ Web Scraping: Extract data from websites using powerful R tools:
•rvest for HTML scraping and parsing
•httr for managing HTTP requests
•xml2 for handling XML and XPath queries
•RSelenium for scraping dynamic web content #rstats#datascience#AdvancedR
3/🧪 Advanced Web Scraping Techniques: Go beyond basic scraping with:
•Setting up custom headers and cookies with httr
•Handling pagination and infinite scrolling
•Throttling requests to avoid getting blocked
•Using proxy servers to bypass restrictions #rstats#AdvancedR