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• Using `across()` to create multiple columns | Credibly Curious

  A colleague of mine the other day had a question along the lines of: How do I add multiple columns that give the ranks of values in corresponding columns And I ended up cooking up a really fun example...

• About Me | Credibly Curious

  2 minute read My name is Nick Tierney. I have an bachelors and honours degree in Psychological Science, and completed my PhD in Statistics (under Kerrie Mengersen) in 2018. I work as a research s...

• How to Cite R Packages Like R Markdown | Credibly Curious

  Nicholas Tierney 5 minute read A friend recently asked me how to cite the R package, “rmarkdown” in their work. Here is how to do just that! You can get the information straight ...

• {naniar} version 1.1.0 "Prince Caspian" | Credibly Curious

  Nicholas Tierney 8 minute read I’m happy to announce that naniar version 1.1.0 “Prince Caspian” is released. It’s been about a year since the last releaase, so I’m happy to inclu...

• How Much One Shapefile Overlaps Another? | Credibly Curious

  Last week I needed to understand how to calculate how much two spatial areas overlapped. I found a nice thread on GIS stack exchange that explained an answer (from user Sandy AB). This pretty much gav...

• visdat Version 0.6.0 | Credibly Curious

  star_wars dataset from dplyr, which has a few list columns. starwars #> # A tibble: 87 × 14 #> name height mass hair_…¹ skin_…² eye_c…³ birth…⁴ sex gender homew…⁵ #> <chr> <int...