R Consortium initiatives in medicine
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R Consortium reports that R / Pharma and R / Medicine spawn community projects now used in production and in hospitals Genentech/Roche joins the consortium after showing large Shiny deployments and collaborations over $740,000 in community grants support these efforts A Roche app is a 100,000 lines Shiny app handling regulatory workflows a PSI Methods working group builds a validated hub for R packages for pharma auditing clinicians deploy a CVXR convex optimization pipeline to forecast platelet orders and tools like FFtrees on CRAN plus Shiny risk calculators and glaucoma models are running in production.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:49R Consortium initiatives in medicine
- 3:40R Pharma
- 4:08Conference Summary
- 5:05Shiny
- 7:06Parallel Initiative
- 7:40Validation Hub
- 9:55R in Medicine
- 10:45R in Medicine 2009
- 13:12Fast and Frugal Trees
- 16:29Joseph Chu
- 18:01Cleveland Clinic
- 19:09Glaucoma
- 22:34Conclusion
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