I don’t start with perfect code—I start with momentum. Somewhere between messy datasets, stubborn plots, and iterative fixes, I realized that staying in motion matters more than getting everything right on the first try. That shift quietly changed how I research and why the work feels clearer now.
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This template is a general format for writing academic manuscript. This template has everything that you need from starting to write manuscript to submitting to peer reviewed journal. I have provided all necessary latex code to write manuscript on overleaf. This template is useful for someone who does not have any prior experience with latex but interested in learning latex while writing manuscript and eventually submit manuscript to peer reviewed journal. This template is intended to make one stop shop for manuscript writing for beginners as well as advanced writers. Link: https://bit.ly/4cK5LLr
This post describes complete code to create 72 maps from 24 Excel sheets in distributed in 4 Excel files in R. I map of US to demonstrate the visualization process.
In this post, I am cleaning data available in very messy .txt file and saving clean data as .csv file in local directory for the future use. This post is partially inspired by a request from a student to help in cleaning their research project data.To accomplish objective metioned above, I am using .txt file from 2022 Release – North American Breeding Bird Survey Dataset (1996-2021). This data was published on 2022-07-05 and accessed on May 19, 2023. You can fild “SpeciesList.txt” data by scrolling through the midway of the webpage. Open this file in new tab by clicking file…
