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Efficient programming [clear filter]
Monday, July 8
 

09:00 CEST

Tutorial: Debugging in R - Shannon Pileggi, The Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials Consortium [Pre-Registration Required]
Learn how to unlock your programming superpower with debugging techniques! In this workshop, we will review code troubleshooting tips, discuss debugging functions (traceback(), browser(), debug(), trace(), and recover()), and distinguish between strategies for debugging your own code versus someone else’s code.

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Shannon Pileggi

Lead Data Scientist, The Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials Consortium
Shannon Pileggi (she/her) is a Lead Data Scientist at The Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials Consortium, a frequent blogger, and a member of the R-Ladies Leadership team. She enjoys automating data wrangling and data outputs, and making both data insights and learning new material d... Read More →


Monday July 8, 2024 09:00 - 12:30 CEST
Pongau

09:00 CEST

Tutorial: Efficient Data Analysis with Data.Table - Paola Corrales, R-Ladies/rOpenSci/Carpentries & Elio Campitelli, Universidad de Buenos Aires [Pre-Registration Required]
data.table is one of the most efficient open-source in-memory data manipulation packages available today. It can summarise, compute new variables, re-arrange tables and perform group-wise operations quickly, and memory efficiently thanks to its highly optimised C code. It also provides fast alternatives to base R functions for reading and writing files. This three-hour tutorial will introduce participants to data.table’s basics. Through live coding sessions and hands-on exercises, participants will learn how to use data.table as part of their data analysis pipeline; from reading data into memory to writing the results back, including exploration, data manipulation and joins. The tutorial will also lay the foundations for learning more advanced features, such as special symbols and combined operations. We will finish the tutorial with an invitation to join the data.table community and learn how to contribute to the package.

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Speakers
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Elio Campitelli

Lic, Universidad de Buenos Aires
I’m a PhD student in atmospheric sciences at the Centre for Ocean and Atmospheric Research, where I study the atmospheric circulation in the Southern Hemisphere and how it affects the weather in South America. I’m also the maintainer for several R packages and give courses.
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Paola Corrales

PhD, R-Ladies/rOpenSci/Carpentries
Paola has a PhD in Atmospheric Science and has experience working with Numerical Weather Prediction models using HPC systems and programming languages such as R, bash, and Fortran. She is an active R user and developer and contributes to many communities, such as R-Ladies and rOpenSci... Read More →


Monday July 8, 2024 09:00 - 12:30 CEST
Attersee

14:00 CEST

Tutorial: Futureverse: Friendly Parallelization in R - Henrik Bengtsson, University of California San Francisco (UCSF) [Pre-Registration Required]
This 3-hour workshop introduces the Futureverse - A Unifying Parallelization Framework in R for Everyone - for any R developer looking for options to run their R code in parallel. Designed for participants familiar with R, the workshop does not require prior knowledge of R package development or parallel computing. It is structured into four parts, covering an introduction to futures, managing outputs, warnings, errors, map-reduce parallelization, and concluding with an open discussion. Futureverse (https://www.futureverse.org) is designed, so existing code can be parallelized with a minimal amount of modifications, and allow the developer to keep their focus on the main purpose of their code. We will explore parallel alternatives to familiar programming patterns in base R apply (future.apply), Tidyverse purrr (furrr), and foreach with doFuture. Each part will have hands-on learning components, ensuring participants leave with the skills to apply these techniques to their own projects. Instructions to participants will be made available online at https://www.futureverse.org/tutorials.html prior to the event. All material will be made available there after the event.

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Henrik Bengtsson

Henrik Bengtsson, University of California San Francisco (UCSF)
UCSF, R Foundation, R Consortium, MSC in Computer Science, PhD in Mathematical Statistics, Applied, large-scale research in Bioinformatics and Genomics. R since 2000.


Monday July 8, 2024 14:00 - 17:30 CEST
Salzburg II

14:00 CEST

Tutorial: Good Software Engineering Practice for R Packages - Friedrich Pahlke, RPACT & Daniel Sabanés Bové, RCONIS [Pre-Registration Required]
Join us for an engaging 3-hour face-to-face course designed to enhance your R programming skills with a focus on developing reliable R packages used in statistics or data science. This course is a blend of informative presentations and interactive team exercises, aimed at equipping participants with practical tools and techniques for engineering high-quality R packages. Throughout the session, you will collaborate to build a small R package that adheres to clean code rules and incorporates good software engineering practices. This course is tailored for individuals who are comfortable with writing functions in R and are looking to elevate their package development skills. Bring your laptop and be prepared to transform your approach to R package development through hands-on learning and collaboration. Whether you're looking to improve your workflow, meet regulatory standards, or simply enhance the quality of your statistical tools, this course offers valuable insights and skills to achieve your goals.

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Daniel Sabanés Bové

Ph.D., RCONIS
Daniel Sabanés Bové studied statistics and obtained his PhD in 2013. He started his career with 5 years in Roche as a biostatistician, then worked 2 years at Google as a Data Scientist, before rejoining Roche in 2020, where he founded and led the Statistical Engineering team. Daniel... Read More →
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Friedrich Pahlke

Consultant and CEO, RPACT
Friedrich Pahlke, with a PhD from the University of Lübeck (2008), has been an independent consultant in computer science, data science, and biostatistics since 2008. Previously, he was a Research Fellow at Lübeck's Institute of Medical Biometry and Statistics. As RPACT's co-founder... Read More →


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