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rstudio::conf(2022)

Matthew Kay

Northwestern University
Assistant Professor

https://mjskay.com/

Matthew Kay is an Assistant Professor jointly appointed in Computer Science and Communications Studies at Northwestern University. He works in human-computer interaction and information visualization, including uncertainty visualization and the design of human- centered tools for data analysis. He co-directs the Midwest Uncertainty Collective and is the author of the tidybayes and [ggdist] (https://mjskay.github.io/ggdist/) R packages for visualizing Bayesian statistical model output and uncertainty.

7:30am EDT

Birds of a Feather - Variegated Groups 5. Maryland

9:00am EDT

Good practices for applied machine learning - from model development to model deployment 0. Potomac A+B

11:00am EDT

R Package Assessment: Lessons from Pharma 3. Cherry Blossom Translating from {tidymodels} and scikit-learn: Lessons from a 'bilingual' course. 4. National Harbor 10+11

11:20am EDT

R, Python, and Tableau: A Love Triangle 1. Potomac C

11:40am EDT

Designing a Socially-Critical Data Science Course 4. National Harbor 10+11

12:00pm EDT

Lunch 5. Maryland

1:30pm EDT

Making Data Pipelines in R: A Story From A “Self-Taught” Perspective 4. National Harbor 10+11

1:50pm EDT

Garbage Data, And What To Do About Them 4. National Harbor 10+11 Oddly Satisfying - Find delight in the mundane 1. Potomac C

2:30pm EDT

Optimal allocation of COVID-19 vaccines in west Africa - A Shiny success story 3. Cherry Blossom Robust R Deployments: Building a Pipeline from RStudio to Production 2. Potomac D

3:20pm EDT

Quarto for the Curious 1. Potomac C

3:40pm EDT

What they forgot to teach you about becoming an open source contributor 3. Cherry Blossom Introducing workboots: Generate prediction intervals from tidymodel workflows 2. Potomac D

4:00pm EDT

What they forgot to teach you about industry transitions from academia (WTF AITA) 3. Cherry Blossom Highlights of the knitr package from the past two years 1. Potomac C

4:30pm EDT

The Past and Future of Shiny 0. Potomac A+B

6:00pm EDT

Evening Dinner & Activities 7. Orchard Terrace

9:00am EDT

Hello Quarto: Share • Collaborate • Teach • Reimagine 0. Potomac A+B

10:35am EDT

WebR: R compiled for WebAssembly and running in the browser 2. Potomac D

11:35am EDT

Visualizing distributions and uncertainty using ggdist 2. Potomac D

1:30pm EDT

A Journey to Data Science: Tools for Equity and Diversity in STEM 3. Cherry Blossom A new way to build your Shiny app's UI 2. Potomac D

2:10pm EDT

You should be using renv 4. National Harbor 10+11 Creating a Design System for Shiny and RMarkdown 2. Potomac D

3:20pm EDT

Becoming Creative: How I Designed a Quilt with R 3. Cherry Blossom Cracking open ggplot internals with {ggtrace} 4. National Harbor 10+11

3:40pm EDT

Building a ggplot2 rollercoaster: Creating amazing 3D data visualizations in R 3. Cherry Blossom

4:00pm EDT

The Polygons of Another World - realtime interactive rendering in R 3. Cherry Blossom An introduction to R7 4. National Harbor 10+11 Websites & Books & Blogs, oh my! Creating Rich Content with Quarto 1. Potomac C

4:30pm EDT

Data science training in communities with limited technology resources and opportunities 0. Potomac A+B