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Year
CEDARS : Simple and Efficient Pipeline for Electronic Health Record
Annotation (Version 1.90)
2021
multilateral : Generalised Function to Calculate a Variety of Multilateral
Price Index Methods (Version 1.0.0)
2022
ProFound : Photometry Tools (Version 1.14.1)
2017
rabhit : Inference Tool for Antibody Haplotype (Version 0.2.5)
2019
Rogue : Identify Rogue Taxa in Sets of Phylogenetic Trees (Version 2.1.6)
2021
CEGO : Combinatorial Efficient Global Optimization (Version 2.4.3)
2015
CITMIC : Estimation of Cell Infiltration Based on Cell Crosstalk (Version 0.1.0)
2024
CoreMicrobiomeR : Identification of Core Microbiome (Version 0.1.0)
2024
DrugSim2DR : Predict Drug Functional Similarity to Drug Repurposing (Version 0.1.1)
2022
DysPIA : Dysregulated Pathway Identification Analysis (Version 1.3)
2020
IDF : Estimation and Plotting of IDF Curves (Version 2.1.2)
2017
IDMIR : Identification of Dysregulated MiRNAs Based on MiRNA-MiRNA Interaction Network (Version 0.1.0)
2023
ITNr : Analysis of the International Trade Network (Version 0.7.0)
2018
Kernelheaping : Kernel Density Estimation for Heaped and Rounded Data (Version 2.3.0)
2015
LifemapR : Data Visualisation on 'Lifemap' Tree (Version 1.1.4)
2023
LilRhino : For Implementation of Feed Reduction, Learning Examples, NLP and Code Management (Version 1.2.2)
2019
PMwR : Portfolio Management with R (Version 0.19-5)
2018
PWEXP : Piecewise Exponential Distribution Prediction Model (Version 0.5.0)
2023
ParamHelpers : Helpers for Parameters in Black-Box Optimization, Tuning and Machine Learning (Version 1.14.1)
2012
Signac : Analysis of Single-Cell Chromatin Data (Version 1.14.0)
2020
SpaDES.tools : Additional Tools for Developing Spatially Explicit Discrete Event Simulation (SpaDES) Models (Version 2.0.7)
2017
TSGS : Trait Specific Gene Selection using SVM and GA (Version 1.0)
2021
TeXCheckR : Parses LaTeX Documents for Errors (Version 0.8.1)
2017
TreeSearch : Phylogenetic Analysis with Discrete Character Data (Version 1.5.1)
2017
TreeTools : Create, Modify and Analyse Phylogenetic Trees (Version 1.12.0)
2019
betapart : Partitioning Beta Diversity into Turnover and Nestedness Components (Version 1.6)
2012
checkmate : Fast and Versatile Argument Checks (Version 2.3.2)
2014
countries : Deal with Country Data in an Easy Way (Version 1.2.0)
2023
deduped : Making "Deduplicated" Functions (Version 0.2.0)
2023
disto : Unified Interface to Distance, Dissimilarity, Similarity Matrices (Version 0.2.0)
2018
easy.utils : Frequently Used Functions for Easy R Programming (Version 0.0.4)
2023
fipio : Lightweight Federal Information Processing System (FIPS) Code Information Retrieval (Version 1.1.2)
2021
fy : Utilities for Financial Years (Version 0.4.2)
2019
grattan : Australian Tax Policy Analysis (Version 2024.1.1)
2017
healthyAddress : Convert Addresses to Standard Inputs (Version 0.4.3)
2024
heims : Decode and Validate HEIMS Data from Department of Education, Australia (Version 0.4.0)
2017
hutils : Miscellaneous R Functions and Aliases (Version 1.8.1)
2017
install.load : Check, Install and Load CRAN Packages (Version 1.2.5)
2015
morphemepiece : Morpheme Tokenization (Version 1.2.3)
2021
networkR : Network Analysis and Visualization (Version 0.1.2)
2018
phangorn : Phylogenetic Reconstruction and Analysis (Version 2.11.1)
2008
polyRAD : Genotype Calling with Uncertainty from Sequencing Data in Polyploids and Diploids (Version 2.0.0)
2018
quanteda : Quantitative Analysis of Textual Data (Version 4.1.0)
2015
text2map : R Tools for Text Matrices, Embeddings, and Networks (Version 0.2.0)
2021
tsdb : Terribly-Simple Data Base for Time Series (Version 1.1-0)
2019
webtrackR : Preprocessing and Analyzing Web Tracking Data (Version 0.3.1)
2023
wordpiece : R Implementation of Wordpiece Tokenization (Version 2.1.3)
2021
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