Reporting Research with Rmarkdown workshop - Online

  • Date: Tue, 23 Jun 2020, 8:45 am - 5:00 pm
  • Location: Online via Zoom
  • Cost: $150 or $50 for those working on GRDC projects inc. GST
  • Contact: Sam Rogers 08 8313 2246
  • Email: biometrytraining@adelaide.edu.au
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Introducing some more advanced features of R including reporting with Rmarkdown, and some powerful data manipulation and plotting packages.

Ultimately, when you analyse a data set, someone wants a report from it, be it your boss, a funding body, or published research. And when it comes to publications, there is a push for “reproducible research”.

In this workshop, we examine what reproducible research means, and how R can enable you to easily turn your data into reports and papers. We will also cover some more advanced R skills around data manipulation and graphics

What does this workshop cover?

  • Introduces Rmarkdown and report preparation with R, which brings together a report on the design, analysis and graphical presentation in a consistent, all-in-one and reproducible way. This will greatly improve the efficiency of your reporting.
  • Data manipulation techniques are covered to improve efficiency in data handling.
  • Further graphical techniques are presented using ggplot2 – create top quality journal types graphs for your reports and papers.

Why should you do this R course?

  • SAGI-STH has developed the Biometry Education Initiative to tailor to the needs of researchers in the Australian Grains Industry.
  • We don’t assume any statistical background, or bombard you with complicated formulas and equations.
  • The course is run by grains industry researchers, for grains industry researchers. Researchers in other industries are also more than welcome to attend!
  • As always, the course is non-threatening, with plenty of examples and hands-on practice to help you get familiar with the concepts.

What will you get out of it?

  • You will build on previous R skills.
  • You will learn some tools that enable easy reporting through R.
  • You will learn some tips for manipulating your data and getting what you want out of it.
  • Confidence to continue learning and exploring R for yourself

Prerequisites

  • Participants are required to bring a laptop with RStudio installed.
  • A basic proficiency with the statistics package R is expected.

Maximum number of attendees: 15. Participants are required to have their own computer and should have headphones for optimal online participation.

Register online

Public registration  University of Adelaide staff & student registration

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