June 3, 2010 6:15 PM - 20 attended

Demystifying error messages and debugging in R

Columbia - Statistics Playroom (map)

Selected By: Drew Conway

Thanks to Peter Flom for suggesting this meetup idea! The June meetup will focus on how to overcome programming errors and bugs when coding in R. While originally I intended this meetup to also address data types and vectorizied operation, upon the sage advise of fellow members I have decided to table those topics for a future meetup.

As such, the scheduled topics and speakers for June are:


  • Debugging basics - Jay Emerson will review basic core functions for simple debugging, including print(), cat() and browser()
  • Advanced debugging - Harlan Harris will build on Jay's introduction and provide an interactive introduction to more advanced debugging techniques using traceback(), trace() and debug()
  • Using the REvo IDE for debugging - Joseph Rickerts of REvolution Analytics will provide a brief tutorial on using their IDE for debugging
  • Demystifying error messages - Finally, Peter Flom will discuss several error messages he has run into while learning R, provide some replication code, and go over where they come from and how to avoid them.

As is tradition, we will provide some light catering starting at 6:15pm, and invite everyone to arrive early to have a snack and do some networking with your fellow data nerds before the taks. Speakers will begin promptly at 7pm, which will be followed by informal beeR gathering at a local watering hole for those that can stay.

  • You must be a member to post a comment. Join or login.

20 attended
4.50 4.508 (8 ratings)

Your organizer's refund policy for Demystifying error messages and debugging in R

Refunds are not offered for this Meetup.

Other nearby
Meetups
Why these groups?
x

The Meetup Groups shown here are topically similar to New York Open Statistical Programming Meetup.

Groups are more likely to be displayed here if they:

  • have a Meetup scheduled
  • have a high rating
  • have a group photo
  • are "public" and not "private"
  • have shown they are likely to stick around (older than 30 days)
Find more Meetup Groups
near New York

Log in

  • Not registered with us yet?
or

Log in to Meetup with your Facebook account.

Log in using Facebook

Sign up

or

Join this Meetup Group even quicker with your Facebook account.

Sign up using Facebook
By clicking the "Sign up using Facebook" or "Sign up" buttons above, you agree to Meetup's Terms of Service