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Published inOct 2016
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Kun Ren
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Kun Ren

Kun Ren has used R for nearly 4 years in quantitative trading, along with C++ and C#, and he has worked very intensively (more than 8-10 hours every day) on useful R packages that the community does not offer yet. He contributes to packages developed by other authors and reports issues to make things work better. He is also a frequent speaker at R conferences in China and has given multiple talks. Kun also has a great social media presence. Additionally, he has substantially contributed to various projects, which is evident from his GitHub account: https://github.com/renkun-ken https://cn.linkedin.com/in/kun-ren-76027530 http://renkun.me/ http://renkun.me/formattable/ http://renkun.me/pipeR/ http://renkun.me/rlist/
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Writing R Markdown documents


The work of data analysts is more than putting data into models and drawing some conclusions. We usually need to go through a complete workflow from data collecting, to data cleaning, visualization, modeling, and finally writing a report or making a presentation.

In the previous chapters, we improved our productivity by learning the R programming language from different aspects. In this chapter, we will further boost our productivity by focusing on the final step: reporting and presentation. In the following sections, we'll learn a very simple language to write documents: markdown.

Getting to know markdown

Throughout this book, we have already learned a bunch of languages. These languages are very different and may confuse beginners. But if you keep in mind their purposes, it won't be hard to use them together. Before learning markdown, we'll take a quick review of the languages we learned in the previous chapters.

The first is, of course, the R programming language...

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Published in: Oct 2016Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781785889776

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Kun Ren

Kun Ren has used R for nearly 4 years in quantitative trading, along with C++ and C#, and he has worked very intensively (more than 8-10 hours every day) on useful R packages that the community does not offer yet. He contributes to packages developed by other authors and reports issues to make things work better. He is also a frequent speaker at R conferences in China and has given multiple talks. Kun also has a great social media presence. Additionally, he has substantially contributed to various projects, which is evident from his GitHub account: https://github.com/renkun-ken https://cn.linkedin.com/in/kun-ren-76027530 http://renkun.me/ http://renkun.me/formattable/ http://renkun.me/pipeR/ http://renkun.me/rlist/
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