From the Notebook to the Cluster workshop series
UW–Madison researchers who work with R are invited to attend a three-part, hands-on workshop illustrating how to create reproducible, portable, and scalable projects.
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UW–Madison researchers who work with R are invited to attend a three-part, hands-on workshop illustrating how to create reproducible, portable, and scalable projects.
Join the Research Cyberinfrastructure team on September 17 for Posit Day, where topics related to Shiny and Querychat packages will be discussed.
ir runs R scripts and renders (or previews) Quarto documents that declare their own requirements. Learn more about this from an expert on the Data Science team.
Learn how to use the split, apply, combine pattern when trying to solve the problem of: one analysis, multiple datasets.
Learn more about Part 0, a practical guide for beginning a research coding project.
A workflow built on three toolero functions that address drift structurally: a scaffold that doubles as a maintained source, a context-detection utility that replaces informal path patches, and a post-render hook that derives the submission script automatically.
Walk through six approaches to the split-apply-combine pattern in R, from explicit column-by-column summaries to parallel execution with furrr, using the Palmer Penguins dataset as a running example.
This workshop will highlight GCP services for managing infrastructure, machine learning, and Generative AI.
Join the Research Cyberinfrastructure team for Amazon web services (AWS) research day on October 21. Attendees can join virtually or in person.
Join us Thu, Sep 25 at 1pm to learn how the Research Cyberinfrastructure group can help you with ResearchDrive, Research Object Storage (S3), Electronic Lab Notebook, Globus, Data Science Platform, cloud computing and other tools.