james sams

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/aut/james+sams

1 Packages

0.3 R~Index

Package ⇅	Year	Total~Citation	Depended	Imported	Suggested	Enhanced
data.table: Extension of 'data.frame' (Version 1.16.4)Contributor	2006	1760	101	1427	228	4

Popular co-authors (contributions)

toby hocking(1) . kevin ushey(1) . iago giné-vázquez(1) . markus bonsch(1) . sebastian freundt(1) . hugh parsonage(1) . ofek shilon(1) . denes toth(1) . dirk eddelbuettel(1) . manish saraswat(1) . david simons(1) . michel lang(1) . tobias schmidt(1) . davis vaughan(1) . seth wenchel(1) . matt dowle(1) . olivier delmarcell(1) . michael czekanski(1) . ethan smith(1) . roy storey(1) . nello blaser(1) . vadim khotilovich(1) . tyson barrett(1) . morgan jacob(1) . steve lianoglou(1) . dereck de mezquita(1) . arun srinivasan(1) . matthieu gomez(1) . jim hester(1) . kun ren(1) . josh o'brien(1) . xianghui dong(1) . dmitry selivanov(1) . pasha stetsenko(1) . @marc-outins(1) . michael quinn(1) . cheng lee(1) . daniel possenriede(1) . declan groves(1) . michael schubmehl(1) . dmitry shemetov(1) . tony fischetti(1) . scott ritchie(1) . philippe chataignon(1) . @javrucebo(1) . david arenburg(1) . boniface christian kamgang(1) . hadley wickham(1) . francois cocquemas(1) . ayappan perumal(1) . doris amoakohene(1) . watal iwasaki(1) . vaclav tlapak(1) . joshua wu(1) . cole miller(1) . karl broman(1) . martin morgan(1) . xianying tan(1) . otto seiskari(1) . jan gorecki(1) . kyle haynes(1) . michael chirico(1) . felipe parages(1) . rick saporta(1) . tom short(1) . eduard antonyan(1) . anthony damico(1) . anirban chetia(1) . nitish jha(1) . mus yaramaz-david(1) . jens peder meldgaard(1) . leonardo silvestri(1) . elliott sales de andrade(1) . bennet becker(1) . benjamin schwendinger(1) . andrey riabushenko(1) .

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