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An R package providing the %>% pipe operator to improve code readability by structuring data operations left-to-right.
An R interface for Apache Spark that enables distributed data processing, machine learning, and SQL queries using familiar R syntax.
An R package for writing modular, reusable code using explicit imports and file-based modules without requiring full packages.
An R package that extends ggplot2 with missing functionality for custom plot composition and advanced visualizations.
An R package for unit testing that makes writing and running tests enjoyable and integrated into your workflow.
An R package for visualizing and annotating phylogenetic trees and other tree-like structures using the grammar of graphics.
An R package for the quantitative analysis of textual data, providing comprehensive tools for natural language processing and text management.
An efficient R package for text analysis and NLP with fast vectorization, topic modeling, and word embeddings.
A curated list and interactive browser for discovering and installing RStudio addins to extend the IDE's functionality.
A curated list and interactive browser for discovering and installing RStudio addins.
Generate reproducible HTML5 slide decks from R Markdown for data-driven presentations.
A fast implementation of random forests for classification, regression, and survival analysis, optimized for high-dimensional data.
An R package for creating waffle (square pie) charts and isotype pictograms using ggplot2.
An R package that simplifies parsing, manipulating, and calculating with dates and times.
R toolkit for inference, visualization and analysis of cell-cell communication from single-cell transcriptomics data.
An R package providing comprehensive historical soccer match datasets and analysis functions for European and MLS leagues.
An R package for retrieving and plotting raster map tiles from services like Google Maps and OpenStreetMap using ggplot2.
An R binding package for calling Google Earth Engine API from within R, integrating with the R spatial ecosystem.
Generate static HTML documentation websites for R packages with minimal configuration.
An R package for detecting statistically significant breakpoints in time series using robust energy statistics.
An R package that creates reproducible examples from R code for sharing on GitHub, Stack Overflow, Slack, and other platforms.
Perform common JavaScript operations in Shiny apps to improve UX without writing JavaScript.
Interpreted string literals for R that embed expressions in curly braces for easy data interpolation.
An R wrapper for the Highcharts JavaScript library to create interactive and customizable charts from R objects.
An R package for creating formattable vectors and data frames to enhance data presentation in reports and dynamic documents.
An R package for joining data frames on inexact matching using string distance, regex, numeric tolerance, and other fuzzy criteria.
An R package for fitting linear, generalized, and nonlinear mixed-effects models using S4 classes and RcppEigen.
A collection of extra coordinate systems, geoms, statistical transformations, scales, and fonts for the ggplot2 R package.
An R package for creating rich, interactive timeline visualizations in Shiny apps and R Markdown documents.
An implementation of the Language Server Protocol (LSP) for the R programming language.
A cohesive set of functions for string manipulation in R, built on stringi with consistent and user-friendly design.
Fast, sensitive, and accurate integration of single-cell RNA-seq data across multiple datasets, batches, or experimental conditions.
Generate R package documentation and NAMESPACE files from inline R comments.
An R package providing a lightweight frontend to use Apache Spark for distributed data processing from R.
The fastest delimited file reader for R, using lazy loading and multi-threading to achieve speeds over 1 GB/sec.
An R interface to Apache ECharts for creating interactive charts and visualizations.
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