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Parameterized R Markdown reports with RStudio Connect
March 4, 2018
The USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection contains thousands of images documenting fruit and nut varieties. We will use R Markdown to explore these remarkable paintings. Parameters to the report will control the analysis; a single source document produces many different outputs. We will show how RStudio Connect can manage multiple variations of that report.
Aron is a software engineer on the RStudio Connect team. He has past experience at a number of Boston-area startups. Most recently, he helped build the Brightcove video platform. He has Mathematics and Computer Science degrees from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Aron grew up as part of a farming family and still adores apple cider donuts.