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    O.O

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    Re: R News and Updates

    I meant to put up yesterday's webinar on data mining here and almost forgot to go myself. Anyway here are the slides and the video of the webinar:

    slides
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    Re: R News and Updates

    To add to Trinkers webinar;

    http://datatable.r-forge.r-project.org/JimHoltman.pdf

    P.S. There should be a new free webinar every 14th of the month!
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    New version of R released (version 2.15.3) http://www.r-bloggers.com/r-2-15-3-is-released/
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    So is the next version going to be 3.x.y??
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    Yes and knitr will integrate with it more deeply (knitr already dropped the Sweave stuff) and will be able to write vignettes in Rmarkdown without hacking the system.
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    Nice. I wonder what's next for RStudio, too, as it's obviously going to become the de facto R IDE.
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    Ther reports package I've been working on basically positions it as such
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    Re: R News and Updates

    Quote Originally Posted by bryangoodrich View Post
    So is the next version going to be 3.x.y??
    3.0.0 to be precise

    I'm looking forward to it due to the knitr support for vignettes but also for the support of long vectors: http://stat.ethz.ch/R-manual/R-devel/doc/html/NEWS.html

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    Yes and knitr will integrate with it more deeply (knitr already dropped the Sweave stuff) and will be able to write vignettes in Rmarkdown without hacking the system.
    What exactly did you mean by 'knitr already dropped the Sweave stuff'?
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    Re: R News and Updates

    The compatibility (makes knitr faster) obviously it's running sweave under the hood but:

    - (IMPORTANT) the internal compatibility with Sweave has been dropped
    as scheduled in the last version, and the **knitr** parser was greatly
    simplified accordingly; Sweave users can call the function `Sweave2knitr()`
    to convert old Rnw files to **knitr** files before running `knit()`
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    Re: R News and Updates

    Oh I missed that in the news file...

    I wouldn't say that this is knitr integrating more deeply with R. This is just R finally allowing different engines to process vignettes than just Sweave - so really it's just that R isn't going to be as tightly integrated with Sweave.
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    Re: R News and Updates

    Release plans: R-3.0.1 on May 16

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Dalgaard
    We intend to have a patch release version on May 16. The nickname will be "Good Sport".
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    Re: R News and Updates


    R-3.0.1 Released:

    A few changes:

    Spoiler:


    For more: https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-ann...13/000563.html
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