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Data Notification

neonUtilities cheat sheet available

August 24, 2021

There is now a cheat sheet for the neonUtilities R package! Find it here.

Cheat sheets provide a quick reference for functions, naming conventions, data formats, and other rules for using a code package. For new users of the package, we still recommend starting with the tutorials, but experienced users who need to check their function calls or look up details can get information quickly from the cheat sheet.

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