This document presents an analysis of the NOAA Storm Database, covering major weather events in the United States from 1950 to 2011. The main goal of the analysis is to identify weather events that have the greatest impact on public health and the economy. The report outlines the data processing steps, highlighting the events with the highest rates of fatalities, injuries, and economic damages. Results include tables and graphs that illustrate the most harmful events for population health and economic infrastructure, providing insights that could assist in decision-making for disaster preparedness.

Will update as soon as DESeq is fixed

This project showcases a comprehensive application of R for bioinformatics. Using datasets such as flight data and genomic sequences, the document demonstrates various techniques in RMarkdown to analyze and manipulate data. The final output features a detailed HTML report with code examples, annotations, and outputs that are reproducible and suitable for bioinformatics research

TALLER 2 - MODELOS DE REGRESION LINEAL MULTIPLE