UW–Madison Posit Day: AI apps & dashboards
Join the Research Cyberinfrastructure team on September 17 for Posit Day, where topics related to Shiny and Querychat packages will be discussed.
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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.
Join the Research Cyberinfrastructure team for a workshop dedicated to understanding how researcher’s use and need research storage at UW–Madison.
The Cyber Infrastructure team is holding their second Badger R User Group (BRUG) meetup. Come say hello and review their new website.
Learn how to use the split, apply, combine pattern when trying to solve the problem of: one analysis, multiple datasets.
The Cyber Infrastructure team is holding a soft launch of the new Badger R User Group (BRUG). Come say hello and tell the team what you code!
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 post is to help researchers adopt accessibility requirements in the easiest way possible.