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If you build it, they will come: 5 Blockbuster reasons your organization should have an R package
“There’s no crying in baseball “ There is a big learning curve to R. It might make you cry. It will probably make you angry. It will definitely make you frustrated. And it is all worth it because: It documents your … Continue reading
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REQAO: An R package for EQAO data
Introducing REQAO, an R Package for those who work with EQAO data files. This package is a collection of functions to assist in the loading of files and the relabeling of values. As additional functions are added and expanded, the … Continue reading
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