{ggplot2}
to start exploring in practice how to use text in plots.
I have been an R enthusiast and data scientist since 2014 and passionate about the Tidyverse since its beginning. Currently, I am a post-doc at the UBEP at the University of Padova. There, my research activity is driven in the area of machine learning and phenomapping techniques applied to clinical settings, with particular attention to free-text and unstructured data analyses and classification of:
patients based on free-text fields of electronic health records
papers and clinical registries’ entries tailored on researchers’ interest, supporting systematic review and meta-analysis processes
wearable devices’ kinetic signals, for caloric intake and rehabilitation rate/quality estimation
For our unit, I also manage the RStudio Pro and Shiny Open servers for the development and deployment of results, services, and apps we offer.
I love promoting, teaching, and being an example of how to create human-readable, reproducible, and robust R code, and I am recently became a RStudio Certified Trainer in the Tidyverse.
Ph.D. in Specialistic medicine "G.B. Morgagni" - Biostatistics, 2020
University of Padova
II level master in Advanced Biostatistics for the Clinical Research, 2016
University of Padova
MSc in Mathematics, 2014
University of Udine
Talks, Workshops, & Lessons
{ggplot2}
to start exploring in practice how to use text in plots.
A platform for the monitoring of COVID-19 infection diffusion in Italy.
Current transpLant sUrplus Management Protocol in R.
Calculator for energy requirements in elderly patients.
Generator for students’ allocation between breakout rooms and exams’ turns.
Scopus interface to UBEP’s published papers.
Packages, Shiny Apps, and {learnr}
RStudio Certified Trainer in the {tidyverse}
Supervised Strong-Validation
Sequential Models
Electronic Health Records
Registries for Clinical Trials
Regression and Survival Analysis
Epidemiologic Study Design
6a+ (on-sight) / 6c+ (redpoint)
Record: 25.5 hours continuosly
can fall asleep anytime/where