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Authorship, sources, and acknowledgments

Authorship and editorial responsibility

The author of Modern R in Practice is Jaime Yan. The book’s selection, organization, explanations, and training materials are maintained as an independent textbook.

Book authorship and source attribution serve different purposes. Third-party material quoted, adapted, or retained in the book remains attributed to its original authors. The book’s byline does not claim that every piece of code, illustration, or teaching design originated with one person. Chapter SOURCES sections distinguish original work, adaptations, and quotations.

Acknowledgments

Thank you to the posit::conf instructors who share their workshop materials and practical examples publicly. Kelly Bodwin and Allison Theobold’s STAT 541 Advanced R course provides a reference for unit organization and teaching labels. This book adds an AI and domain applications unit to that three-unit foundation.

Specific workshop authors, repositories, versions, and license statements are listed in the complete attribution record. The book has no official affiliation with or endorsement from Posit, PBC, the instructors’ institutions, or Cal Poly.

Using other sources

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