ethan christensen

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1 Packages

0.3 R~Index

Package ⇅	Year	Total~Citation	Depended	Imported	Suggested	Enhanced
broom: Convert Statistical Objects into Tidy Tibbles (Version 1.0.7)Contributor	2014	295	2	191	102	0

Popular co-authors (contributions)

marius barth(1) . jeffrey arnold(1) . charles gray(1) . abby smith(1) . karissa whiting(1) . michael kuehn(1) . jens preussner(1) . luke johnston(1) . ben bolker(1) . steven pav(1) . vilmantas gegzna(1) . lukasz komsta(1) . joseph larmarange(1) . erle holgersen(1) . bruna wundervald(1) . max kuhn(1) . gavin simpson(1) . alessandro gasparini(1) . alex hayes(1) . shiro kuriwaki(1) . michal bojanowski(1) . wilson freitas(1) . vincent arel-bundock(1) . angus moore(1) . bill denney(1) . kevin zarca(1) . matt lehman(1) . dieter menne(1) . paul pj(1) . frederik aust(1) . matthieu gomez(1) . michelle evans(1) . simon jackson(1) . jasper cooper(1) . james martherus(1) . jason muhlenkamp(1) . jared wilber(1) . matthew lincoln(1) . andrew bates(1) . jason cory brunson(1) . joyce cahoon(1) . francois briatte(1) . luis tobalina(1) . jonah gabry(1) . lukas wallrich(1) . brian fannin(1) . alex wang(1) . lily medina(1) . chuliang xiao(1) . jay hesselberth(1) . eduard szoecs(1) . david robinson(1) . posit software(1) . patrick kennedy(1) . ben whalley(1) . grant mcdermott(1) . e auden krauska(1) . yves rosseel(1) . hideaki hayashi(1) . luciano selzer(1) . derek chiu(1) . malcolm barrett(1) . karl dunkle werner(1) . nick williams(1) . hadley wickham(1) . jorge cimentada(1) . simon couch(1) . frederick novometsky(1) . benjamin nutter(1) . indrajeet patil(1) . wei yang tham(1) . annie wang(1) . clara wang(1) . boris demeshev(1) . nic crane(1) . hakon malmedal(1) . ben schneider(1) .

RPKG Scholar presents a tabulation of an author's contribution in the development of R packages stored in the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN). Within this site, we consider package dependencies (suggests,imports,depends,enhances) as citations because we believe that using one's package to develop another is tantamount to citing the author of the package being imported, suggested or enhanced.