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  1. TOOL · Mastodon — fosstodon.org English(EN) ·

    Next week! R Consortium workshop: Use AI to Build and Share Insights from Health Data The workshop will focus on reproducible, auditable workflows for generatin

    The R Consortium is hosting a workshop next week focused on leveraging AI for health data analysis. Participants will learn to create reproducible and auditable workflows for generating insights. The session will cover building Quarto reports, Quarto dashboards, Shiny apps, and AI-powered applications using QueryChat. AI

    Next week! R Consortium workshop: Use AI to Build and Share Insights from Health Data The workshop will focus on reproducible, auditable workflows for generatin

    IMPACT Teaches practical application of AI tools for health data analysis and reproducible insight generation.

  2. TOOL · Mastodon — fosstodon.org English(EN) ·

    R/Medicine continues with a hands-on R Consortium workshop on AI + health data. Garrett Grolemund, co-author of R for Data Science, creator of the Lubridate R p

    The R Consortium is hosting a workshop focused on applying AI to health data analysis. Garrett Grolemund, an expert in R for Data Science, will lead the session. Participants will learn to utilize tools like Positron, AI agents, Quarto, and Shiny to create and distribute reproducible health data insights. AI

    R/Medicine continues with a hands-on R Consortium workshop on AI + health data. Garrett Grolemund, co-author of R for Data Science, creator of the Lubridate R p

    IMPACT This workshop offers practical guidance on leveraging AI tools for reproducible health data insights.

  3. COMMENTARY · Mastodon — sigmoid.social English(EN) ·

    In a new post, R Consortium Executive Director Terry Christiani explains why open-source languages, packages, documentation, standards, and public examples are

    Terry Christiani, Executive Director of R Consortium, argues that open-source elements are crucial for advancing AI development. He emphasizes that supporting open-source languages, packages, documentation, standards, and public examples is integral to a company's AI strategy, especially for those reliant on the R programming language. AI

    In a new post, R Consortium Executive Director Terry Christiani explains why open-source languages, packages, documentation, standards, and public examples are

    IMPACT Highlights the foundational role of open-source in enabling and advancing AI development.