Closed simonpcouch closed 3 years ago
First thought: If you think something would be potentially useful to add to this documentation, let's get it on the list. (Ye olde "trust your gut/instincts" -- if it feels [in this case, important], you're probably right.)
I can imagine applications of these sort of iterative approaches (maybe add in a for
, an apply
...) for students + faculty doing research as well as coursework.
Or, TL/DR: upvote + support!
Aaaand just chatted with kbott here briefly. Answer for now: sit tight on full-on documentation but drop a short note + link out somewhere in the existing pages.
Main drawbacks to full thing, for posterity: need to dip out of tidyverse for vectors vs lists vs data frames, and keeping things within confines of tidy might be best for maintainability.
Is doing things many times in R within the scope of this documentation? Mostly thinking about writing functions and iterating with
purrr
. From my understanding, this is not a component of intro stats but is a component of data science (as in MATH 241). not sure if this happens in other courses at reed, though i feel like i've seen some bio courses do this type of stuff as needed.