A tutorial at useR!2021 by Garrick Aden-Buie and Silvia Canelón
🏠 https://presentable-user2021.netlify.app
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You can click the green Use This Template button above to create a repo in your own GitHub account generated from these materials.
If you choose this route, you can open this project in RStudio by clicking on New Project > Version Control > Git and then paste the URL of the new repo in the dialogue box.
You could skip the dialog boxes and open the project directly with the usethis package:
usethis::create_from_github(
"<your_github_acct>/materials",
destdir = "~/Desktop/presentable-user2021"
)Hint: replace <your_github_acct> with your GitHub user name and pick a comfortable destdir.
If you'd rather just get the materials without using GitHub or Git in any way, you can also use the usethis package:
usethis::use_course("presentable-user2021/materials")usethis will work with you to put the files somewhere reasonable, but you can also be explicit:
usethis::use_course(
"presentable-user2021/materials",
destdir = "~/Desktop/presentable-user2021"
)In this course, we occasionally use data provided by the Duke Lemur Center. For more information, you may find the source data on the DLC webpage or in the following citation.
Zehr, SM, Roach RG, Haring D, Taylor J, Cameron FH, Yoder AD. Life history profiles for 27 strepsirrhine primate taxa generated using captive data from the Duke Lemur Center. Sci. Data 1:140019 doi: 10.1038/sdata.2014.19 (2014).
The data files we used were prepared by Jesse Mostipak and shared on Kaggle at https://www.kaggle.com/jessemostipak/duke-lemur-center-data. The scripts used to simplify the dataset for this workshop is available in this Kaggle R notebook.
All lemur illustrations featured on the tutorial website and in the materials included within this repository were created by Rachel Hudson.