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tidyverse versions of ISLR labs
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Questions about Jupyter notebook #3

Closed AmeliaMN closed 8 years ago

AmeliaMN commented 8 years ago

@jcrouser I am going to need a tutorial on working smarter in Jupyter. It is driving me crazy that my key commands don't work! I'm also wishing for more customization. For example, in knitr documents (RMarkdown or LaTeX with R code chunks) I know how to get messages not to print-- in the code chunk options I will put message=FALSE. Is there something similar for cells?

robertmitchellv commented 8 years ago

Do you think there would be any interest in converting the Jupyter notebooks to Rmd_notebook's for people more comfortable working in RStudio? The benefit is that once everything is finished they can be easily converted into output: html_document in the yaml and knit into an Rmarkdown website with rmarkdown::render_site().

AmeliaMN commented 8 years ago

I am a big proponent of Rmd, but @jcrouser teaches in Jupyter, so it makes sense to leave it that way for now. If there was a pandoc/knitr function to convert from one to the other we wouldn't have to decide. @yihui, do you know off the top of your head?

yihui commented 8 years ago

Coincidently @DanielHadley just pinged me on Twitter https://twitter.com/danielphadley/status/775457012586950656 and I thought a converter existed, but the blog post was not about the converter (lovely blog post, though).

Anyway, I did a quick google search, and found @chronitis' work: https://github.com/chronitis/ipyrmd

jcrouser commented 8 years ago

Used ipyrmd to convert to .Rmd. There's no need to stay with Jupyter for my sake, I'm fine using Rmd.

chronitis commented 8 years ago

Good to know it is being used. I know the repository looks a bit quiet at the moment, but if you find any issues please let me know.