Some interesting (IMHO) packages
broman, the package of
Karl Broman contains some general utilities.
car has the
scatter3d function which uses
rgl functions in a convenient way.
devtools to make package development easier.
ggformula provides a formula interface to
ggplot2 graphics.
ggmap: visualize maps from different sources (such as Google Maps and Stamen Maps).
hash allows to work with
associative arrays (aka dictionaries or hashes).
knitr promises to facilitate
dynamic report generation.
lazyeval: Lazy (non standared) evaluation
lubridate makes it easier to work with
dates and
time.
lubridate makes it easier to work with
dates and
time.
maps contains outlines of continents, countries, states and counties.
purrr: functional programming with R.
ranger is a fast implementation of
random forests or
recursive partitioning, particularly suited for high dimensional data.
rlang provides tools to work with core language features of
R and the
tidyverse.
rsconnect apparently allows to deploy and manage
Shiny applications directly from an R console.
shiny allows to build interactive web apps with
R.
stringr provides some string operators. Its functions start with the common prefix
str_.
swissdd aims at enabling fully repeatable and reproducable analyses of Swiss vote results.
text2vec provides an API for
text analysis and
natural language processing (NLP).