R: How do you save your results?

One of the challenging things that I’ve been struggling with R, is how in the world do you save your results?  I learned the very basics of R-Markdown, which is one way to take your results and push them into a Word, PDF, or other type of document.  But are there other ways too?

For this session of our R-users meeting, I would like to hear how YOU save your results?  Do you copy and paste?  Do you screen shot it?  Do you retype pertinent pieces of the results?

If time and technology permits, I will show you what I have learned about R-Markdown, with the goal of holding a workshop this coming summer on this topic.

Hope to see you tomorrow, Friday, September 28 at 11:30 in Crop Science Rm 121A.

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ARCHIVE: Welcome to F18!

I know! I know!  The Summer is pretty much finished – last week before the campus is bustling with all the undergrad students and all the new graduate students!  I also hope it means an end in sight of these “hot” and “humid” days!

First of all a BIG WELCOME to all new graduate students.  I hope this Blog will help you along with your studies.  I’m also looking for input, so please don’t hesitate to email me with thoughts, comments, critiques, questions, or anything.  oacstats@uoguelph.ca is the way to get ahold of me!

So, what’s happening this Fall?

LISTSERV

I’m trying to find different ways to communicate with the OAC research community, so I’ve created a LISTSERV – oac-stats@listserv.uoguelph.ca  If you are interested in being added to it, please email oacstats@uoguelph.ca and I will add you.

FALL WORKSHOPS

I’ve added a few workshops for the F18 semester.  Please see below and register for each workshop you may be interested in.  These will be held in the Crop Science Bldg Rm 121A – the computer lab.

SAS

Three 3-hour workshops will be offered this Fall.  Please register for each day that you wish to attend by following the link provided with each workshop.

Introduction to SAS and Descriptive Statistics – Wednesday, October 10, 1:30-4:30pm – Crop Science Rm 121A
To register please follow https://oacstats_sas_workshops.youcanbook.me/

ANOVA and GLIMMIX – Wednesday, October 24, 1:30-4:30pm – Crop Science Rm 121A
To register please follow https://oacstats_sas_workshops.youcanbook.me/

Regression Analysis – REG and GLIMMIX – Wednesday, November 7, 1:30-4:30pm – Crop Science Rm 121A
To register please follow https://oacstats_sas_workshops.youcanbook.me/

SPSS

There are currently no SPSS workshops planned for the Fall 2018 semester.  If you are interested in attending one, please contact oacstats@uoguelph.ca.

R

Three 3-hour workshops will be offered this Fall.  Please register for each day that you wish to attend by following the link provided with each workshop.

Introduction to R – Wednesday, November 14, 1:30-4:30pm – Crop Science Rm 121A
To register please follow https://oacstats_rusers_cop.youcanbook.me/

ANOVA in R – Wednesday, November 21, 1:30-4:30pm – Crop Science Rm 121A
To register please follow https://oacstats_rusers_cop.youcanbook.me/

Regression Analysis and Plotting in R – Wednesday, November 28, 1:30-4:30pm – Crop Science Rm 121A
To register please follow https://oacstats_rusers_cop.youcanbook.me/

 

Research Data Management:  Starting your Research on the Right Foot!

Join Carol Perry from the Library and Michelle Edwards, to learn how to start your research on the right foot.  If you are just starting your graduate work or if you’re an experienced researcher, join us to learn all about the best practices to help you organize and document your project data, store and analyze your data, secure and preserve your data legacy.  These 3 3-hour workshops are filled with hands-on exercises to encourage you to treat your data as a valuable commodity.  At the end of this workshop, every participant will complete a Data Management Plan and be will be all set to tackle their research data.

Please register at https://oacstats_rdm_workshops.youcanbook.me/  You will  need to register for each day separately

Special Topics Workshops

We will be offering a 4 3-hour workshop on Observational Studies later in the Fall.  Please stay tuned for more details

Don’t forget our SASsy Fridays and R-Users group.  We will meet on Fridays at 11:30 in Crop Science Rm 121A  starting September 21.

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