2014-08-02
(This article was first published on RStudio Blog, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers)
The Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM) start this weekend! We wanted to let you know we’ll be there. Be sure to check out these sessions from RStudio and friends:
Sunday, August 3
4:00 PM: A Web Application for Efficient Analysis of Peptide Libraries: Eric Hare*+ and Timo Sieber and Heike Hofmann
4:00 PM: Gravicom: A Web-Based Tool for Community Detection in Networks: Andrea Kaplan*+ and Heike Hofmann and Daniel Nordman
Monday, August 4
8:35 AM: Preparing Students for Big Data Using R and Rstudio: Randall Pruim
8:55 AM: Thinking with Data in the Second Course: Nicholas J. Horton and Ben S. Baumer and Hadley Wickham
8:55 AM: Doing Reproducible Research Unconsciously: Higher Standard, but Less Work: Yihui Xie
10:30 AM: Interactive Web Application with Shiny: Bharat Bahadur
2:00 PM: Interactive Web Application with Shiny: Bharat Bahadur
Tuesday, August 5
2:00PM: Give Me an Old Computer, a Blank DVD, and an Internet Connection and I’ll Give You World-Class Analytics: Ty Henkaline
Wednesday, August 6
10:35 Shiny: Easy Web Applications in R:Joseph Cheng
11:00 AM: ggvis: Moving Toward a Grammar of Interactive Graphics: Hadley Wickham
For even more talks on R we thought Joseph Rickert’s “Data Scientists and R Users Guide to the JSM” was excellent. Click here to see it. http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2014/07/a-data-scientists-and-r-users-guide-to-the-jsm.html
While you’re at the conference, please come by our exhibition area (Booth #112) to say hello. J.J., Hadley and other members of the team will be there. We’ve got enough space to talk about your plans for R and how RStudio Server Pro and Shiny Server Pro can provide enterprise-ready support and scalability for your RStudio IDE and Shiny Server deployments.
We hope to see you there!
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