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Organizing computational work on *statistical* projects; use for questions about data storage, data sharing, code repositories, etc. Note that questions about programming or unrelated to statistics are off-topic.
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What are efficient ways to organize R code and output?
Now that I've made the switch to Sweave I never want to go back. Especially if you have plots as output, it's so much easier to keep track of the code used to create each plot. It also makes it much …
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Comparing reproducible research strategies: brew or Sweave vs. R2HTML
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As I understand, Method 1 is to mix R code and HTML or LaTeX in the same document, using Sweave or brew for example, to create a final document, while Method 2 is t …
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