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Setup |
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00:00 |
1. Why R Markdown?
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What is reproducible research?
How can R Markdown help research to be more reproducible?
What are the benefits of using R Markdown?
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00:20 |
2. Getting Started with R Markdown
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How to find your way around RStudio?
How to start an R Markdown document in Rstudio?
How is an R Markdown document configured & what is our workflow?
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00:45 |
3. R Markdown Syntax: Headings & Lists
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How does markdown in R compare to markdown in other programs?
How to create headings and sub-headings in R Markdown?
How to create bulleted and numbered lists in R Markdown?
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01:15 |
4. R Markdown Syntax: Hyperlinks, Images & Tables
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How do I create hyperlinks in R Markdown?
How do I insert images or tables into R Markdown?
How do I resize images?
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01:35 |
5. R Markdown Syntax: Emphasis, Formulas & Footnotes
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How do I emphasize text in an R Markdown document?
How do I add LaTex formulas?
How can I make superscript text?
How can we add footnotes?
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01:55 |
6. R Markdown Syntax: Citations & Bibliography
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How to include citations?
How to create a list of references?
How to apply different citation styles?
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02:25 |
7. Finding & Applying Existing Journal Templates
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What is the advantage of using the rtciles package?
How to find existing journal templates?
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02:35 |
8. Knitr Syntax: Inline Code & Code Chunks
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What is “Knitr”?
When would I want to add inline code?
How to add inline code?
When would I want to use code chunks?
How do I add code chunks?
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03:30 |
9. Knitr Syntax: Styling Code Outputs
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How do I make better styled tables in R Markdown?
How do I add captions to code generated figures?
How do I consistently size and align images and figures?
How do I cross reference figures & tables?
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04:10 |
10. Publishing a Report
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How to change the output folder for your rendered document?
How to publish your report on RPubs?
How to use Github to publish your document as a webpage?
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04:40 |
Finish |
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The actual schedule may vary slightly depending on the topics and exercises chosen by the instructor.