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  1. Here's the finished version of this #TidyTuesday chart!

    📊 Sunburst chart made with #ggplot2 in #RStats
    ✋ Dropdown interaction added with {ggiraph} with a few little JavaScript helpers
    📚 Combined with #QuartoPub

    Yes, you can make interactives in R without requiring Shiny!

    #DataViz

  2. Here's the finished version of this chart!

    📊 Sunburst chart made with in
    ✋ Dropdown interaction added with {ggiraph} with a few little JavaScript helpers
    📚 Combined with

    Yes, you can make interactives in R without requiring Shiny!

  3. Here's the finished version of this #TidyTuesday chart!

    📊 Sunburst chart made with #ggplot2 in #RStats
    ✋ Dropdown interaction added with {ggiraph} with a few little JavaScript helpers
    📚 Combined with #QuartoPub

    Yes, you can make interactives in R without requiring Shiny!

    #DataViz

  4. Here's the finished version of this #TidyTuesday chart!

    📊 Sunburst chart made with #ggplot2 in #RStats
    ✋ Dropdown interaction added with {ggiraph} with a few little JavaScript helpers
    📚 Combined with #QuartoPub

    Yes, you can make interactives in R without requiring Shiny!

    #DataViz

  5. Here's the finished version of this #TidyTuesday chart!

    📊 Sunburst chart made with #ggplot2 in #RStats
    ✋ Dropdown interaction added with {ggiraph} with a few little JavaScript helpers
    📚 Combined with #QuartoPub

    Yes, you can make interactives in R without requiring Shiny!

    #DataViz

  6. RE: social.treehouse.systems/@whit

    Anyone publishing a Quarto blog with Codeberg Pages? I'm new to this automation stuff, and can't decide between WebHooks, Forgejo Actions, and WoodPecker CI. If I use actions or WoodPecker, it would be just for "quarto render"; any R code output is frozen and will be run on my own computer. I have a custom domain.

    #QuartoPub #CodebergPages #GitPages #ForgejoActions #WoodPeckerCI

  7. If you're interested in learning and are currently an user (or even if you're not!), then here's a little introduction to getting started! 📊

    Blog post: nrennie.rbind.io/blog/introduc

  8. I had a great time at @EdinbR last night, talking about interactive charts in R 🦖 (and catching up with people I haven't seen in a while)

    💬 How to add tooltips and dropdowns
    🦒 In R with {ggiraph}
    📊 By passing data from R to Observable

    Slides: nrennie.rbind.io/talks/edinbR-

  9. Quarto + + Observable = ❤️

    New blog post from me about:

    👁️ What is Observable?
    ❓ Why should R users care?
    📊 How do you use both together to make interactive charts?

    Link: nrennie.rbind.io/blog/observab

  10. Exciting new Quarto experiment featuring listings! Need advanced filtering and a sleek new style?
    With a touch of coding, it's surprisingly easy to create something impressive.

    Check the comments for links to the demo and code! 🎉

  11. Do you like #sveltejs? Do you like #quartopub? Sverto 1.0 is here! github.com/jimjam-slam/sverto/

    Easily include Svelte-powered #datavis in your Quarto docs and have them seamlessly react to your Observable JavaScript!

    This new release is much easier to use, and I’ll be showing it off at #positconf2024!

  12. New preprint on #psychometrics criteria for "valid & reliable" measures, and reporting guidelines doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/3htzc

    Also, we present an #rstats package to simplify psychometric analysis with #Rasch and combine analysis code and documentation with #quartopub pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

  13. I've finally managed to put together a sort of vignette for the #rstats package for conducting #Rasch #psychometric analysis documented with #quartopub : pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

    Link to the package (not available on CRAN): github.com/pgmj/RISEkbmRasch

  14. One of the most underused ways to work with validity in #psychometrics is item hierarchy. Researchers should be able to hypothesize (roughly) how item locations will be arranged. This could even be pre-registered. Here is an item hierarchy figure made with a function from the #rstats #rasch package I’m working on (for #quartopub use).

    Also, note the disordered item thresholds for q9, and distances between T2 and T3 for many items. Response categories will be a topic for another Friday! :)

  15. I've made an #rstats package to simplify #Rasch #psychometrics with #quartopub reporting. This is the "targeting" figure (output from a single function), a sort of Wright Map that shows person and item threshold locations on the same logit scale.

    The top part shows person location histogram, the middle part a histogram of item threshold locations, and the bottom individual item threshold locations. The histograms also show means and standard deviations.

  16. @lakens I’m wrapping up a paper where we propose new reporting guidelines for #psychometric papers that clarify basic criteria for measurement. I’ve developed an #Rstats package that vastly simplifies conducting #Rasch analysis with #quartopub that follows our reporting guidelines. We also include a brief checklist for intervention scientists to assess psychometric quality of measures. Hopefully this is useful to improve quality of measurement. Preprint available in December.

  17. Since I'm on a instance, I thought I'll share the top 5 tools I use & recommend:

    1. :For Computational Modeling & Data Science

    2. : For Digital Whiteboarding

    3. : WYSIWYG Markdown Editor

    4. : For technical publishing (presentations, blogging, WiKis, Textbooks etc.) & computational notebooks. + JuliaLang + = 🔥

    5. : Diagramming for publications.