Posts externos
Esta página é uma reunião de links para posts interessantes na blogesfera de R. Basicamente são posts que apareceram no R-bloggers que têm conteúdo muito interessante. Vale a pena conferir.
- A brief introduction to “apply” in R;
- Animated Plots with R;
- Animated plots in R and LaTeX;
- Using R, Sweave and Latex to integrate animations into PDFs;
- Decimal log scale on a plot;
- R: Calculating all possible linear regression models for a given set of predictors;
- Twenty rules for good graphics;
- R: Good practice – adding footnotes to graphics;
- MultBar : Advanced multiple barplot with SEM;
- R: Changing Trellis graphics settings – remove margins;
- Organization and R;
- Mandelbrot Set, evolved;
- Reshape Package in R: Long Data format, to Wide, back to Long again;
- Animate .gif images in R / ImageMagick;
- Getting data from an image (introductory post);
- Globally Set Digits in Sweave;
- GenEstim : A simple genetic algorithm for parameters estimation;
- Testing Different Methods for Merging a set of Files into a Dataframe;
- Controlling margins and axes with oma and mgp;
- directlabels: Adding direct labels to ggplot2 and lattice plots;
- High-quality R graphics on the Web with SVG;
- Even faster linear model fits with R using RcppEigen;
- Curving Normality (data);
- Heatmap tables done better, in Sweave and latex;
- Fast matrix multiplication in R: Strassen’s algorithm;
- Quando le assunzioni dell’ANOVA sono violate: tests e post-hoc tests;
- Latin squares design in R;
- ANOVA post-hoc tests #1;
- ANOVA post-hoc tests #2;
- Test di analisi di omogeneità della varianza;
- Regressione polinomiale #2;
- Generalized Linear Models – Poisson Regression;
- Generating Balanced Incomplete Block Designs (BIBD);
- Design of Experiments – Block Designs;
- Speeding Up MLE Code in R;
- Analysis of Covariance – Extending Simple Linear Regression;
- Contingency Tables – Fisher’s Exact Test;
- Classification Trees;
- Logistic Regression & Factors in R;
- Measuring association using odds ratios;
- Multivariate probit regression using (direct) maximum likelihood estimators;
- The Many Uses of Q-Q Plots;
- How to: Binomial regression models in R;
- How to: Multinomial regression models in R;
- Example 8.30: Compare Poisson and negative binomial count models;
- Word Cloud in R;
- I can’t resist a word cloud: now using R!;
- A Sweave Wiki;
- LaTeX 2 OpenOffice.org (odt);
- Sweave Tutorial 1: Using Sweave, R, and Make to Generate a PDF of Multiple Choice Questions;
- Sweave Tutorial 2: Batch Individual Personality Reports using R, Sweave, and LaTeX;
- Sweave Tutorial 3: Console Input and Output – Multiple Choice Test Analysis;
- Getting Started with Git, EGit, Eclipse, and GitHub: Version Control for R Projects;
- Free Online Videos on Mathematical Statistics from UCCS;
- Using the LaTeX Resume Templates;
- TTU Thesis LaTeX Templates;
- Paul Murrell – Introduction to Grid graphics (useR! 2011);
- Sync your Rprofile across multiple R installations;
- Using Emacs as a front-end for R;
- Estilo BibTex com as normas da ABNT (UFRGS);
- Modelo ABNT (em LyX e TeX) para monografias (UFES);
- abnTeX;
- Instalando classe abnt para Latex e a classe abnt-UTFPR no Ubuntu;
- Quick labels within figures;
- 9 more ways to bring data into R;
- Using #Rstats for online data access;
- Adding a scale to an image plot;
- Using Google Spreadsheets as a Database Source for R;
- Embedding a plot in your website;
- Polynomial Interpolation with R;
- Using Google Spreadsheets with R: an update;
- Always put comments in your code!;
- Using Inkscape to Post-edit Labels in R Graphs;
- Customizing your .rprofile;
- R tutorial on visualizations/graphics;
- Variogram fit with RPanel;
- R talk on regular expressions (regex);
- An exercise in plyr and ggplot2 using triathlon results;
- plyr, ggplot2 and triathlon results, part II;
- Plot Animation with Imported Images;
- Where to find data to use with R;
- R related books: Traditional vs online publishing;
- Maximum likelihood;
- Linear mixed models in R;
- Graphs and tables;
- R: ggplot2 Intro;
- Dynamite plots: unmitigated evil?;
- Confidence bands with lattice and R;
- dotplots.errors, a new R function to ease the pain of creating dotplots;
- Colors in R;
- Example 9.10: more regression trees and recursive partitioning with “partykit”;
- Tools for creating tables for LATEX and other formats;
- Some expensive lessons I recently learnt about R/Sweave;
- The xtable gallery;
- Highlights cells, in each column or row, of an ‘xtable’ in R;
- Using Emacs to work with R;
- Spatial correlation in designed experiments;
- 51 Insanely Useful Emacs Shortcuts;
- ESS — Emacs Speaks Statistics;
- Emacs Init File;
- LaTeX, VirtualBox;
- KtikZ – Editor for the TikZ language;
- Heteroscedasticity detection and treatment in R;
- Basic factor analysis in R;
- Linear panel data models in R: The PLM package;
- Online LaTeX compilers;
- Endnotes in LaTeX;
- Calc2LaTeX, Excel to LaTeX;
- Introduction to BibTeX;
- Installing and using LaTeX packages;
- LaTeX Cheat Sheets (a lot of reference card);
- Usando o LaTeX no Linux;
- Usando LaTeX no Linux: Primeiro Documento;
- Usando LaTeX no Linux 2: Editores e IDEs;
- Instalando o Firefox 7 no Ubuntu via repositório;
- Using Sweave with XeLaTeX;
- Normality tests don’t do what you think they do;
- tooltips in R graphics; nytR package;
- LaTeX table tricks;
- useR! 2011 – Ulrike Grömping: Design of Experiments (video);
- Confidence interval for predictions with GLMs;
- Colour wheels in R, More colour wheels;
- Applying multiple functions to data frame;
- A chart for marathoners (calendar plot);
- Visualizing Likert Items (plottable);
- Getting Started With Twitter Analysis in R;
- animation with gridSVG;
- Logistic Power Peak (LPP) Simulated Soil Profiles;
- How to Download and Run Google Docs Script from within the R-Console;
- Landscape figures in Sweave;
- Globally Set Digits in Sweave;
- htmlToText(): Extracting Text from HTML via XPath;
- Missing values and column types when reading data into R;
- Why Emacs?;
- Indexing Nested Lists;
- The ‘swst’ package to print statistical results in Sweave;
- An R function to analyze your Google Scholar Citations page;
- Sending Email from R (sing sendEmail);
- Pseudo-Random vs. Random Numbers in R;
- Define intermediate color steps for colorRampPalette;
- How to Backup Linux? 15 rsync Command Examples;
- Changing background image of LaTeX Beamer;
- Surfaces in ternary plots;
- Monty Hall by simulation in R;
- On linear models with no constant and R2;
- The reshape function;
- Say it in R with “by”, “apply” and friends;
- MAT8886 a short word on profile likelihood;
- Visualising the Metropolis-Hastings algorithm;
- R-Function to Read Data from Google Docs Spreadsheets;
- Working with Globcolour data;
- Add a frame to a map;
- Dynamite plots in R (error bars);
- Working with strings;
- Example 9.26: More circular plotting;
- Small pedigree based mixed model example;
- Newton’s Method In R;
- Violin and boxplots with lattice and R;
- Transforming subsets of data in R with by, ddply and data.table;
- \verbatim [beamer package];
- R becomes a critical tool in government departments;
- Converting Sweave LaTeX to knitr LaTeX: A case study;
- Choosing colour palettes. Part I: Introduction;
- Choosing colour palettes. Part II: Educated Choices;
- Simulating the Birthday Problem with data derived probabilities;
- R Style Guide;
- Quasi-Random Number Generation in R;
- Digitize linear and (semi-)log scale graphs with multiple point sets;
- Standard, Robust, and Clustered Standard Errors Computed in Rs;
- Data on GitHub: The easy way to make your data available;
- Experimental Design: Problem Set;
- Color Palettes in RGB Space;
- A wrapper for R’s data() function;
- Reproducible Research and R Workflow (video);
- How Google and Facebook are using R;
- R and Google Visualization API: Fish harvests;
- google-motion-charts-with-r;
- R and Google Visualization API;
- slides from my R tutorial on Twitter text mining #rstats;
- Generating Twitter Wordclouds in R (Prompted by an Open Learning Blogpost);
- Analyzing Twitter Data in R – Part 1;
- Updated Sentiment Analysis and a Word Cloud for Netflix – The R Way!;
- Fun with the googleVis Package for R;
- Applying a function successively in R;
- knitr, Slideshows, and Dropbox;
- A better ‘nls’ (?);
- leaf area measuring — R package “EBImage”;
- automated cell phenotyping — R package “EBImage”;
- R Optimization Function Test;
- A comparison of some heuristic optimization methods;
- User Input using tcl/tk;
- Importing data directly from MS Excel;
- Animation basics for a vacation;
- Plotting 95% Confidence Bands in R;
- A weighting function for ‘nls’ / ‘nlsLM’;
- Confidence interval for predictions with GLMs;
- Creating SVG Plots from R;
- Curved arrows in R;
- Using consistent R and LaTeX fonts in Org (or knitr, or Sweave);
- Combination dotplot/boxplot;
- Rename photos’ names according to shooting time in a batch mode;
- Which functions in plyr do people use?;
- Hierarchical linear models and lmer;
- Fisher vs. Pearson;
- Hjust and Vjust;
- On Box-Cox transform in regression models;
- Changing colours and legends in lattice plots;
- edply: combining plyr and expand.grid;
- Image Manipulation in R, Part 1;
- “Dominant” Color Palettes with k-means;
- Color Palettes in HCL Space;
- Interactive color picker, using locator();
- Fifty Shades of Grey in R;
- Evaluating term popularity with twitteR;
- Choosing colors visually with ‘getcolors’;
Muito bom…
Boa tarde
Gostaria de saber sua opinião da utilizaçao de testes de normalidade de resíduos (shapiro-wilk, por exemplo), homocedasticidade (Breusch-Pagan test) e autocorrelação (Durbim-Watson) em ajuste de modelos não lineares.
Tenho ajustado alguns modelos, com resultados coerentes, intervalos de confiança por log-verrosimilhança e Wald adequados (sem conter valor zero), mas raramente atende aos pressupostos testados via estes testes.