The biddmodellingcourse
package contains the practicals for the
BIDD
modelling short course at the University of Bristol. It also contains
the functions required to run the practicals and solutions.
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The practicals and code should be on the memory stick given to you at the start of the the course as a zip. Copy the zip to your home directory, unzip it, and then open the
biddmodellingcourse
folder. -
Verify that you have a working installation of both R and Rstudio (if on the course computers you do), then click on the
biddmodellingcourse.Rproj
project. This should open an instance of Rstudio. -
You are now ready to start the practicals (see the handouts or the course website (https://bristolmathmodellers.github.io/biddmodellingcourse/)). For practicals that require coding, follow along interactively using the provided notebooks (available in the
vignettes
folder).
- To run the shiny application in practical 2 run the following code,
shiny::runGitHub("exploreidmodels", "seabbs")
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The course practicals make use of R notebooks, these allow text and code to be intermingled in a single document. Code is highlighted and separated from the text using ```. To run the code in these chunks click on the green arrow in the right hand side of the chunk, or select the chunk and press enter. To run all code chunks above a given chunk press the grey arrow pointing downwards. The output from each code chunk will be displayed below the code chunk.
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Are you having a problem running something locally?
- For Practical 2 use the following link to start the shiny app remotely: http://bit.ly/bidd-practical-2
- For practical 3 use the following link to start a remote Rstudio session: http://bit.ly/bidd-practical-3
- Download the package folder from
https://github.com/bristolmathmodellers/biddmodellingcourse/archive/master.zip
or use
git clone
, as follows, in the command line (not the R terminal).
git clone https://github.com/bristolmathmodellers/biddmodellingcourse.git
- Now follow the getting started on the day instructions above.
This package was developed in a docker container based on the tidyverse docker image. Docker containers are lightweight, stand-alone, executable packages of a piece of software that includes everything needed to run it (see here for details). To run the docker image run (with an active docker daemon running):
docker run -d -p 8787:8787 --name biddmodellingcourse -e USER=biddmodellingcourse -e PASSWORD=biddmodellingcourse seabbs/biddmodellingcourse
The rstudio client can be found on port :8787
at your local machines
ip. The default username:password is
biddmodellingcourse:biddmodellingcourse, set the user with -e USER=username
, and the password with - e PASSWORD=newpasswordhere
.
The default is to save the analysis files into the user directory.