R Govys February

Automating Reports with Quarto
This presentation explores how Quarto automates report generation by combining code, narrative text, and outputs into reproducible documents. Attendees will learn how to streamline workflows and maintain consistency across multiple reports. Examples include weekly dashboards, client deliverables, monthly performance summaries, and data-driven presentations.
Bio: Axel Kent has worked as a Survey Statistician in the Economic Indicators Division at the U.S. Census Bureau since 2020, where he has contributed to several projects using Posit tools to innovate analyses and improve workflow efficiency in his division.

# Using Rdpack to Enhance R Package Documentation

Brian C. Monsell
NSR Solutions and US Bureau of Labor Statistics
When developing an R package, it is useful to document your functions using statements from the roxigen2 R package at the beginning of the file. These statements provide an overview and description of the function, details on the arguments used, a description of the output of the function, and examples of using your function. One thing that is not simple is adding references to your document, particularly from saved BibTeX references.

The Rdpack R package enables package developers to add references from your BibTeX bibliographies within your roxigen2 code. In this talk I’ll show how to get set up using Rdpack and how to incorporate Rdpack commands within your roxigen2 code, using an example from a small package I wrote to generate reference week regression variables.
BIO: Brian Monsell was the primary architect and programmer for X-12-ARIMA and X-13ARIMA-SEATS until his retirement from the US Census Bureau in January of 2019. He is currently a consultant working with time series analysts of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, advising on matters related to seasonal adjustment.

Register: https://amstat.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XeTZC-ExTPexM1xCjGrgTw