Sep 12, 2016
Software
New packages
- A new package
monkeylearn
(v0.1.1
) is on CRAN.monkeylearn
provides access the Monkeylearn API for text classifiers and extractors. Maintained by Maëlle Salmon. For an introduction to the package see the introductory vignette. Repository on GitHub.
Releases
- A new version (
0.1.1
) ofriem
hit CRAN. See release notes for changes. Repository on GitHub. - A new version (
2.0
) ofhunspell
is on CRAN. See release notes for changes. Make sure to checkout the new vignette. Repository on GitHub. - A new version (
0.3
) ofmagick
is on CRAN. See release notes for changes. Check out the new magick vignette. Repository on GitHub. - A new version (
0.1.3
) oftreebase
is on CRAN. See the news for changes. Repository on GitHub. - A new version (
0.5.0
) ofpaleobioDB
is on CRAN. See the news for changes. Repository on GitHub. - A new version (
0.6.0
) ofrnoaa
is on CRAN. See release notes for changes. This version ofrnoaa
gains a suite of functions prefixed withmeteo_
that help users deal with GHCND data. In addition, this version makesisd_stations_search()
much faster; a fix toseaice()
; and more. Repository on GitHub.
Onboarding
We accept community contributed packages via our onboarding system - a software review system, sorta like scholarly paper review, but way better. We’ll highlight new pacakages here that have come through this system. A huge thanks to our reviewers, who do a lot of work reviewing (see the blog post on our review system), and the authors of the packages!
The following package recently went through our onboarding process and has been approved:
- monkeylearn
- Author: Maëlle Salmon
- Issue: ropensci/onboarding#45
- Reviewers:
The following was recently submitted to our onboarding process and is undergoing review:
- hddtools
- Author: Claudia Vitolo
- Issue: ropensci/onboarding#73
- Reviewers:
Use cases
Four recent papers and one poster/shiny app cite and/or use rOpenSci software:
- Macdonald references rOpenSci in his thesis Abiotic and biotic factors creating variation among bromeliad communities 1
- Rachael Lammey references rOpenSci and rcrossref in her paper Using the Crossref Metadata API to explore publisher content 2
- Winslow et al. cite rfigshare and ckanr in their paper Using the Crossref Metadata API to explore publisher content 3
- Foster et al. cite taxize in their paper MetacodeR: An R package for manipulation and heat tree visualization of community taxonomic data from metabarcoding 4
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Footnotes
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MacDonald, A. A. M. (2016). Abiotic and biotic factors creating variation among bromeliad communities (Doctoral dissertation, University of British Columbia). https://open.library.ubc.ca/cIRcle/collections/ubctheses/24/items/1.0308741 ↩
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Lammey, R. (2016). Using the Crossref Metadata API to explore publisher content. Sci Ed, 3(2), 109–111. https://doi.org/10.6087/kcse.75 ↩
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Winslow, L. A., Chamberlain, S., Appling, A. P., & Read, J. S. sbtools: A Package Connecting R to Cloud-based Data for Collaborative Online Research. https://journal.r-project.org/archive/2016-1/winslow-chamberlain-appling-etal.pdf ↩
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Foster, Z. S. L., Sharpton, T., & Grunwald, N. J. (2016). MetacodeR: An R package for manipulation and heat tree visualization of community taxonomic data from metabarcoding. https://doi.org/10.1101/071019 ↩