Stats and Stories. “Episode 63: R R R R R … not just for pirates anymore” http://www.cas.miamioh.edu/statsandstories/archives63.html
Stats and Stories “Episode 62: R R R R R … not just for pirates anymore” http://www.cas.miamioh.edu/statsandstories/archives62.html
“To me, R is kind of like a tool, for like expressing your thought. Like to me it’s kind of like the language side of the programming language. … it gives you this kind of language, this tool to kind of get your thoughts about how to tackle the data analysis part of it out of your head and into the computer, because the computer has to do it for you these days, because you can’t do statistics on pencil and paper. So how can you like describe to the computer what you want to do and how you can help the computer do it as efficiently as possible.” (Hadley Whickham)
On how to define data science:“…I kind of like this sort of broad idea that it’s like turning … data … into knowledge… I like this sort of broader definition, the one thing that I do believe in pretty strongly that to be … a data scientist or to do data science as opposed to … doing data analysis, you have to be programming. You can’t be … pointing and clicking you’ve got to be writing programming language. … one of the distinguishing features of data science, it’s about using a programming language.” (Hadley Whickham)
Pleanry Session: “1.06 RELEVANCE, Jenny Gill, and Dr. Catherine Livingston of the Oregon Health Authority”
Discussion of Gilla and Prasad 2018. Improving observational studies in the era of big data. The Lancet. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(18)31619-2/abstract
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