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Caching and Distributing Statistical Analyses in R Export

Journal of Statistical Software, Vol. 26, No. 7. (July 2008), pp. 1-24.

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We present the <b>cacher</b> package for <b>R</b>, which provides tools for caching statistical analyses and for distributing these analyses to others in an efficient manner. The <b>cacher</b> package takes objects created by evaluating <b>R</b> expressions and stores them in key-value databases. These databases of cached objects can subsequently be assembled into packages for distribution over the web. The <b>cacher</b> package also provides tools to help readers examine the data and code in a statistical analysis and reproduce, modify, or improve upon the results. In addition, readers can easily conduct alternate analyses of the data. We describe the design and implementation of the <b>cacher</b> package and provide two examples of how the package can be used for reproducible research.


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