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Ariel Haim Hecht

NIST/JIMB
Staff Scientist
Stanford, CA

jimb.stanford.edu

8:00am PDT

Registration check-in McCaw Hall

9:00am PDT

Dynamic Documents with R Markdown (Part 1) SIEPR 130

10:15am PDT

Coffee Break McDowell & Cranston

10:30am PDT

Dynamic Documents with R Markdown (Part 2) SIEPR 130

12:00pm PDT

Lunch Lyons & Lodato

1:00pm PDT

Effective Shiny Programming (Part 1) McCaw Hall Regression Modeling Strategies and the rms package (Part 1) Lyons & Lodato Understanding and creating interactive graphics (Part 1) McDowell & Cranston

2:30pm PDT

Effective Shiny Programming (Part 2) McCaw Hall Regression Modeling Strategies and the rms package (Part 2) Lyons & Lodato Understanding and creating interactive graphics (Part 2) McDowell & Cranston

8:30am PDT

Opening Session McCaw Hall

9:00am PDT

Forty years of S McCaw Hall

11:24am PDT

Fry: A Fast Interactive Biological Pathway Miner Lane & Lyons & Lodato

11:42am PDT

Analysis of big biological sequence datasets using the DECIPHER package Lane & Lyons & Lodato

1:36pm PDT

Introducing Statistics with intRo SIEPR 130

2:12pm PDT

FiveThirtyEight's data journalism workflow with R McCaw Hall

5:03pm PDT

Inside the Rent Zestimates Barnes & McDowell & Cranston

5:57pm PDT

Colour schemes in data visualisation: Bias and Precision McCaw Hall

10:30am PDT

Notebooks with R Markdown McCaw Hall

10:48am PDT

Visualizing Simultaneous Linear Equations, Geometric Vectors, and Least-Squares Regression with the matlib Package for R McCaw Hall

11:24am PDT

Heatmaps in R: Overview and best practices Barnes & McDowell & Cranston

10:30am PDT

Shiny Gadgets: Interactive tools for Programming and Data Analysis McCaw Hall

11:08am PDT

Superheat: Supervised heatmaps for visualizing complex data Lane & Lyons & Lodato