Welcome to Functional Programming Blog

Welcome to our class project blog

SG, AK, BR, JW https://s-gluck.github.io/funprog_blog (University of Oregon)https://uoregon.edu
06-10-2020

Welcome to our class project blog. This blog was created as part of the final project for EDUC610 Functional Programming with R taught by Daniel Anderson at the University of Oregon. The blog contains tutorial type guides on the basic of writing function in R to automate your data workflow and analysis.

The authors of the blog are:

Stephanie Gluck

Akhila Nekkanti

Brock Rowley

Joanna Wright

The following blog post contain guides related to iteration and writing functions:

  1. To setup your project and load data, by Brock Rowley

  2. To to subset data and output basic descriptives, by Stephanie Gluck and Akhila Nekkanti

  3. To visualize your data, by Joanna Wright

About the Data

For the tutorial, we will use the COVID Community Measures dataset from Kaggle. We hope that you will be able to generalize the function we covered to be applicable to your own dataset. The current dataset contains Community Mobility Reports describing community activities in a variety of settings from Google and the incidence of COVID-19 diagnosis and fatalities from John Hopkins CSSE.

Community activity is defined as the change in activity from the baseline days. A baseline day is the median value from the 5‑week period between January 3rd to February 6th, 2020.