Update 01-introduction-to-high-dimensional-data.Rmd

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[catavallejos]

one additional general comment, we should be consistent when loading libraries. Either use e.g. library(MASS) or library("MASS") but not a mix. This comment applies to all episodes.

[catavallejos]

Same applies about the format used when calling libraries in the text. Either all in bold or not (I think bold is missing when introducing lasso2.

[hannesbecher]

Happy

[hannesbecher]

one additional general comment, we should be consistent when loading libraries. Either use e.g. library(MASS) or library("MASS") but not a mix. This comment applies to all episodes.

I generally don't use quotes in library().

[hannesbecher]

Same applies about the format used when calling libraries in the text. Either all in bold or not (I think bold is missing when introducing lasso2.

All bold, as listed in Ailith's tick list. I may have missed that one.

[alanocallaghan]

When teaching people, I tend to type library("package") because it's consistent between library and install.packages (or BiocManager::install, etc), and doesn't invite questions about non-standard evaluation that have complicated answers I am not very good at delivering.

[catavallejos]

When teaching people, I tend to type library("package") because it's consistent between library and install.packages (or BiocManager::install, etc), and doesn't invite questions about non-standard evaluation that have complicated answers I am not very good at delivering.

I don't normally use quotes for this, but I take your argument. @hannesbecher can you please make sure that all library calls have the quotes? (for this and other episodes).

I will merge/close that issue and add that change myself