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	281	2	179	100	0

Popular co-authors (contributions)

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

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