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R tutorials for how to use certain packages and tools (usually code is embedded).
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Analyses that use R to analyze real-world data sets.
R use cases/events that showcase how organizations are utilizing or integrating to R.
R use cases that showcase how Academia is utilizing R.
Non-English R related content.
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