I played around a bit with EEA's #opendata about bathing water quality and the mapgl #rstat package.

Full R-markdown and map are here: https://tobias.fellinger.wien/2026/06/24/open-data-european-bathing-water-quality/

The #rstat brulee package added several tabular deep learning models (using R's torch package). More details and next steps are in the blog post.

https://opensource.posit.co/blog/2026-06-24_brulee-1-0-0/

brulee 1.0.0

The first major version of brulee significantly expands tools for tabular deep learning models. We highlight five new model types, a `summary()` method, numerical precision changes, and GPU support

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Using the with() command in R to make your code easier to read

https://tubedu.org/w/e4sJvuiGVPCdZhxTscNymj

Using the with() command in R to make your code easier to read

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#Rstat
I want to build an r package. Is it acceptable to include data with a cc by-sa 4.0 license?

Lizentzia kontua. R-rako paketeak izan ditzake barruan cc by-sa 4.0 lizentziadun datuakπŸ€”?

Lizentzien kontua sekula ez dot ondo aittu

R erabiltzen duzuenontzako galdera:

Esistitzen da R-rako paketeren bat geoEH edo euskalheRria edo holako zerbait?

Ez dakit egiteko kapaza nintzatekeen, baina ez neuke lana egin beharko errobera asmatzen.

#rstat #geo

@ramiro_magno I'm also treading this path, substituting rstudio. For #rstat ESS is the way to go. Graphics will show up as a separate X window (on Linux). For code snippet I'm using yasnippet. But I'm still struggling when it comes to basic things like find function def (rgrep in emacs but ctrl-click in rstudio) or git workflow (need to get the hang of emacs magit)
posit::conf(2025)

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@defuneste you may be underestimating your self just because you did not learnt #rstat yet πŸ€”

do you have some trouble with bookdown.org ?

#rstat #rstats