A Rogue Historian

debkeepr: An R package for the analysis of non-decimal currencies

debkeepr is now on CRAN
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debkeepr
debkeepr is an R package for the analysis of historical non-decimal currencies and double-entry bookkeeping. Version 0.1.1 is debkeepr’s first release on CRAN.
23 March 2023

Downloading Twitter data with rtweet

Get your tweets, those you follow, followers, and Twitter lists
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twitter
A short breakdown of how to quickly download Twitter data using the rtweet package developed by rOpenSci.
18 November 2022

Moving to Quarto

Trying to start to blog again
quarto
Revitalizing the blog and moving from Hugo to Quarto
5 November 2022

Introducing debkeepr

An R package for the analysis of non-decimal currencies
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debkeepr
Introduction to debkeepr, a package for analyzing historical non-decimal currencies such as pounds, shillings, and pence.
18 September 2018

 

One Year Anniversary

Some reflections
A reflection on the first year writing this blog on Digital Humanities and R
6 June 2018

Great Circles with R

Three methods with sp and sf
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rspatial
Creating great circles in R with the sp and sf packages
28 March 2018

An Exploration of Simple Features for R

Building sfg, sfc, and sf objects from the sf package
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rspatial
Exploration of the implementation of simple features standard by the sf package for R
12 March 2018

Introduction to GIS with R

Spatial data with the sp and sf packages
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rspatial
Introduction to GIS with R through the sp and sf packages
7 February 2018

Introduction to Network Analysis with R

Creating static and interactive network graphs
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network-analysis
An introduction to network analysis with R for Digital Humanities using the network, igraph, tidygraph, and ggraph packages
25 October 2017

Geocoding with R

Using ggmap to geocode and map historical data
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rspatial
Tutorial on geocoding and mapping historical data with ggmap
13 October 2017

Excel vs R: A Brief Introduction to R

With examples using dplyr and ggplot2
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digitalhumanities
tidyverse
Why use R, and specifically the tidyverse, in the place of Excel for data analysis and visualization
2 October 2017

 

My Approach to Digital Humanities

digitalhumanities
My approach to learning the tools of Digital Humanities while in the midst of this process in 2017
18 August 2017

 

New kinds of Projects: DH 2.0 and Coding

digitalhumanities
Moving from organizing research to creating Digital Humanities Projects, or why I decided to learn R
16 August 2017

 

Thinking about Workflow: DH 1.0

digitalhumanities
Why I started to think about how I do research, or how I came to Digital Humanities
22 June 2017

 

By Way of Introduction

An introduction to the website on history and digital humanities
6 June 2017
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