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Talks

A searchable table of more or less recents talks given by rOpenSci team members or people representing rOpenSci.

Title Speaker Year Material Language
A guide to modern reproducible data science with R Karthik Ram 2019 • en
A preview of Rtools 4.0 Jeroen Ooms 2019 • en
Mejores paquetes de R, mejor ciencia Maëlle Salmon 2019 es
rOpenSci, revues de packages R par les pairs pour une meilleure science Maëlle Salmon 2019 fr
rOpenSci, peer review, statistical software, and testing Mark Padgham 2020 • en
Peer-Reviewing R Code: Where We've Been and Where We're Going at rOpenSci Noam Ross 2020 • en
staypuft: object validation and serialization & should this even be a package? Scott Chamberlain 2020 • en
Revisar paquetes para una mejor ciencia Maëlle Salmon 2020 • es
La travesía de taxlist en rOpenSci Miguel Alvarez 2020 • es
The R Package Review Process. Perspectives from an rOpenSci Associate Editor Brooke Anderson 2020 en
Navigating open-source software - Ensuring you can rely on what you use Rebecca Killick 2020 • en
Monitoring health and impact of open-source projects Jeroen Ooms 2021 en
The R-universe project Jeroen Ooms 2021 • en
rOpenSci’s Model for Managing a Federated Open Source Software Community Stefanie Butland 2021 • en
autotest, a package for automatic testing of packages Mark Padgham 2021 • en
Tutorial. GET better at testing your R package! Maëlle Salmon 2021 • en
Using rOpenSci packages to access open data for ecology Steffi LaZerte 2021 en
Cyberinfrastructure for Ecological Forecasting Carl Boettiger 2021 • en
Are we learning to build better models at the cost of better decisions? Carl Boettiger 2021 • en
The right kind of machine learning for a changing planet? Carl Boettiger 2021 • en
How can ornithologists find R packages? Steffi LaZerte 2021 • en
osmdata: Roadless areas and avian diversity Mark Padgham 2021 • en
Assessment and Standardization of R Packages for Statistical Analysis by rOpenSci Mark Padgham 2021 • en
2021 • en

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