I’m defending my dissertation in a few days, and as a result, I have found myself reflecting on my experiences in graduate school over the last few weeks. Like many grad students, when not attending to my own work, I spent a lot of my time trying help other graduate students with theirs. Continue reading
Month: April 2015
2. The ggplot2 package: Your Gateway Drug to Becoming an R User
I am a frequent R
user, but this wasn’t always the case. Though I have had R
installed on my computer for about four years now, it has only been in the last year and a half that I turned a corner and began to use R
on the near-daily. The ggplot2
package was a huge reason why, and I think if you are looking to become a more regular R
user too, ggplot2
is a fantastic place to start. Continue reading
1. StacksExchange: My New Favorite Form of Open Science
This is my first post, on a personal blog where I hope to occasionally share my thoughts on psychological and sexual science. My focus will often be on methods and statistics, but I may occasionally discuss specific articles that I find interesting. Continue reading