A set of tools that solves a common set of problems: you need to break a big problem down into manageable pieces, operate on each piece and then put all the pieces back together. For example, you might want to fit a model to each spatial location or time point in your study, summarise data by panels or collapse high-dimensional arrays to simpler summary statistics. The development of 'plyr' has been generously supported by 'Becton Dickinson'.
Cited in
(only showing first 100 items - show all)- Scalable genomics with \texttt{R} and bioconductor
- Parallel computing in linear mixed models
- Beyond Prediction: A Framework for Inference With Variational Approximations in Mixture Models
- MCDA
- reshape
- flip
- SNPassoc
- doBy
- reshape2
- caret
- plsgenomics
- AppliedPredictiveModeling
- pROC
- emdbook
- Epi
- MplusAutomation
- meifly
- SightabilityModel
- DescribeDisplay
- cmrutils
- GLMMarp
- lmm
- longRPart
- GGally
- bayesPop
- biovizBase
- ggmap
- qgraph
- abctools
- evclust
- ptycho
- ctsem
- CopulaDTA
- rwty
- ggtern
- NetOrigin
- dtwSat
- PAFit
- productplots
- classifly
- MFPCA
- OptimalDesign
- ClustVarLV
- mplot
- kamila
- TripleR
- rcbalance
- blocksdesign
- WRS2
- clhs
- gemtc
- ARTool
- BayesFM
- clustrd
- ez
- synthpop
- acs
- dae
- RNeXML
- kinship2
- sqldf
- XML2R
- UpSetR
- oai
- rscopus
- rapportools
- solrium
- apc
- dynr
- jocre
- FRK
- plotKML
- rqPen
- d3Network
- mpoly
- lfda
- MVN
- esaddle
- wTO
- SNSequate
- breakfast
- scanstatistics
- GFD
- MANOVA.RM
- geospt
- clickstream
- llama
- HRM
- BNSP
- lfl
- HLMdiag
- gems
- APL2
- MRPC
- D3.js
- intsvy
- fastSTRUCTURE
- PPforest
- MCPAN
- repmis
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