Thank you for your question. This seems to be working fine on my end. Could you share what error message R is giving you? Are you able to launch other projects?
This study assumes that all papers are equal because they are academic in nature. This can't be farther from the truth. Heterodox journals publish different types of papers than mainstream journals do because heterodox tools and methods are different. The neoclassical economics articles are within the dominant paradigm and commonly econometrics/optimization studies of the problems from that perspective. They are not philosophical or reasoned articles; they don't have any historical approach; they don't look at other paradigms, even if they don't know that they exist. In contrast, the heterodox paradigms constantly use approaches that require this boundary. They need to define themselves, formulate, and justify their perspectives in contrast to the flawed dominant paradigm. This is a very good example of data science insufficiency in tackling a problem. While plotting a few time series is useful, it is rarely enough to understand a phenomenon. Answering a question such as "Is neoclassical economics a good term?" requires matching the neoclassical definitions and distinctive principles with what appears in their academic journals and textbooks. It is not a simple data science question. Nevertheless, data science can help. This study only demonstrates that mainstream journal articles use the term less frequently. Nothing more.
This video is not accurate. install.packages(“tidyverse”) downloads and installs ALL of the tidyverse packages. However, library(tidyverse) only loads the core 9 packages.
Hello Good day. Could I get access to your data and methods. I'm trying to do something similar in terms of measuring productivity but im not well versed in R. I could really appreciate if you could provide a link/source to your studies and how you went about trying to solve this. thanks
hello its really hellpful video. i am working with limma but I am having problem with the ebayes() function. please help me with it. and also can you provide the script of this tutorial.
I’m a little surprised because if you’re able to run lmFit() without any errors, then you should also be able to run efit(). What error are you getting? Thanks for watching!
Mine - for a book project in Quarto where do you suggest the libraries should be loaded? In each chapter separately or in some sort of front end document? As a LaTeX user I would be apt to put all my libraries (in LaTeX usepackage) in a single place. Does it matter?
Hey I am trying to run the single cell experiment, umi <- SingleCellExperiment(assays = list(counts = as.matrix(molecules)), colData = annotation), but I am getting this error, Error in validObject(.Object) : invalid class "SummarizedExperiment" object: nb of cols in 'assay' (5) must equal nb of rows in 'colData' (19027). Why is this happening and how do I fix it? Thank you
Such a good explanation! Can you help me. I keep getting this error-Error in `bind_rows()`: ! Can't combine `..1$started_at` <datetime<UTC>> and `..2$started_at` <character>. Backtrace: 1. dplyr::bind_rows(q2_2019, q3_2019, q4_2019, q1_2020) . U have tried everything. I apologize but I'm really new to this. Thank you in advance.