This post presents the video of a talk that I presented in July 2012 at Melbourne R Users on using knitr, R Markdown, and R Studio to perform reproducible analysis. I also provide links to a github repository where the R markdown examples can be examined and the slides can be downloaded.
Showing posts with label tables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tables. Show all posts
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Producing a Table of Item Descriptive Statistics
The following post sets out how to present a table of descriptive statistics for a set of items using SPSS, Excel, and Word. At the bottom of the post, I've got an example of doing it in R.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Formatting a Table in Word | R to Tab-Delimited to APA Style
The following post sets out my procedure for importing a tab-delimited table of data produced in R into Microsoft Word and formatting it.
Grammar of Tables | Tables for Results Sections - Journal Articles and Theses
This post discusses ways of thinking about tables. What is the basic conceptual structure of a table? What are the implications of this conceptual structure for communicating with tables? How can this improve the quality of results presented in journal articles and theses?
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