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Steve’s Miscellaneous Functions
{stevemisc} is an R package that includes various functions and tools
that I have written over the years to assist me in my research,
teaching, and public presentations (i.e. stuff I put on my blog). I
offer it here for a public release because 1) I am vain and think I want
an entire, eponymous ecosystem in the R programming language (i.e. the
“steveverse”) and 2) I think there are tools here that are broadly
useful for users that I’m trying to bundle with other things that I
offer (prominently
{steveproj}). Namely,
{stevemisc} offers tools to assist in data organization, data
presentation, data recoding, and data simulation.
Installation
You can install this on CRAN.
install.packages("stevemisc")
You can install the development version of {stevemisc} from Github via
the {devtools} package. I suppose using the {remotes} package would
work as well.
devtools::install_github("svmiller/stevemisc")
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Steve’s Miscellaneous Functions
{stevemisc} is an R package that includes various functions and tools
that I have written over the years to assist me in my research,
teaching, and public presentations (i.e. stuff I put on my blog). I
offer it here for a public release because 1) I am vain and think I want
an entire, eponymous ecosystem in the R programming language (i.e. the
“steveverse”) and 2) I think there are tools here that are broadly
useful for users that I’m trying to bundle with other things that I
offer (prominently
{steveproj}). Namely,
{stevemisc} offers tools to assist in data organization, data
presentation, data recoding, and data simulation.
Installation
You can install this on CRAN.
install.packages("stevemisc")
You can install the development version of {stevemisc} from Github via
the {devtools} package. I suppose using the {remotes} package would
work as well.
devtools::install_github("svmiller/stevemisc")
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