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Creative Commons: Marc A.T. Teunis, 2016

Run the code below as shown in the tutorial, and wait for the computer to finish downloading. Be sure the battery is full, or preferably, connected to a power outlet.
Run the code below as shown in the tutorial, and wait for the computer to finish downloading. Be sure the battery is full, or preferably, connected to a power outlet.
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Expand Up @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ The code chunck below will take care of installing and loading all packages ness

If you want to install a package manually, run:

`install.packages("package-name")`
`install.packages("package-name")` ##package-name is not available (for R version 3.2.3)##

To load a package manually:

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# Shiny Apps
Shiny is an open source application that can powerfully inllustrate the use of R to generate visualizations. Here we look at an example on discision making in ants on two food sources. The sliders in the app are parameters specific for the food source. The graph shows the change in the number of ants visiting the food source.


## hier gaat het mis bij mij,
```{r, eval=FALSE}

if (!require("devtools")) install.packages("devtools")
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