R Markdown The bigger picture
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Claims that roughly 6 of 53 landmark studies replicated and that about 75–90% of preclinical research is irreplicable, wasting an estimated $28 billion per year. Presents a concrete fix: use R Markdown to embed data, code, software environment and narrative in one plain-text report, render reproducible outputs (HTML/PDF/PowerPoint), and publish/schedule runs with RStudio Connect or track versions with git so results can be rerun and audited.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00R Markdown overview
- 5:17Replication crisis explained
- 8:48P-values limitations
- 11:20Science vs math confusion
- 13:08Reproducible research with R
- 16:19Q&A
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