##XML Schema
##Submission:
- Right click on your project folder and select
Export
. - Select
JAR file
under the Java folder.
# mtcars as as service | |
# Create a JSON API for your data with GitHub + Blockspring | |
# This script will filter rows of mtcars based on API parameters | |
# import relevant libraries | |
suppressMessages(library(dplyr)) | |
suppressMessages(library(RJSONIO)) | |
# Get data from GitHub |
# You will need to get your own API key by creating an account at api.blockspring.com | |
# install.packages(c("httr", "RJSONIO")) | |
library(httr) | |
library(RJSONIO) | |
mtcars_aaS <- function(api_key, mpg_min = "0", mpg_max = "10e6", | |
cyl_min = "0", cyl_max = "10e6", | |
disp_min = "0", disp_max = "10e6", | |
hp_min = "0", hp_max = "10e6", |
library(dplyr) | |
create_tbl_df <- function(...){ | |
tbl_df(as.data.frame(matrix(...))) | |
} | |
results <- create_tbl_df(nrow=5, ncol=2) |
##XML Schema
##Submission:
Export
.JAR file
under the Java folder.https://gist.github.com/kirstenfrank/218c36a1938055d0f4e4sample codebook.
It's very similar to a Statistical Analysis Plan, actually.
Setup, there is a dogwalking business. It wants to analyze its work.
Raw data is: name of dog, address of owner, time walked, date walked, size of dog (small, medium, or large), health of dog (well or sick) on that date and time, comments, and pay.
The business wants to assign ID# to the dogs, and codewords to the address to make this data anonymous. There isn't anything to do to the comments--since free text is all over the place.
However this is done in PuTTY 😕 :
ssh schliepe@opensub00.umiacs.umd.edu
Type in your password, then when you're in try:
cd /nfshomes/kross/fletching
# Script to help understanding of S3 object-oriented programming | |
# in R using classes and methods | |
# Constructor functions for various classes of animal | |
pig <- function() structure(list(), class=c("pig", "animal")) | |
dog <- function() structure(list(), class=c("dog", "animal")) | |
cat <- function() structure(list(), class=c("cat", "animal")) | |
makeSound <- function(x) UseMethod("makeSound") |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object: