The iNZightVIT project is led by Professor Chris Wild from the Department of Statistics at the University of Auckland. He comes up with the big (and small) ideas that make iNZight intuitive and easy to learn. Since 2018, Andrew Sporle from iNZight Analytics Ltd has contributed ideas and funding support for extending iNZight's capabilities for use in research and official statistics.
The development of iNZight itself comes from the work of many statistics students from the university, most working part-time or as part of a research project.
Tom started working on iNZight in 2013, and is the lead developer and maintainer. He has worked on all of the iNZight packages to varying degrees. After completing a PhD at the University of Auckland (2015–2020), he is currently a postdoctoral research fellow at The School of Health, Victoria University of Wellington, although he remains based in Auckland.
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Tong joined the iNZight team in 2019. He is mainly working on iNZight Lite. Currently, he is studying toward a PhD at the University of Auckland.
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ggplot graph styles
One of the original developers of iNZight, responsible for the original ideas being iNZight's interface and workflow.
While studying at the University of Auckland, Simon was the main developer of iNZight, responsible for the website, installers, and much of the package developement.
David worked on various parts of iNZight, including graphics, regression, time series, etc.
Junjie started working on iNZight as part of his MSc project, most of which is incorporated into the Multiple Response module. He also contributed to the GUI development of the Time Series and Model Fitting modules, and wrote the first iteration of iNZight Lite (originally iNZight Online).
From Germany, Marco came to New Zealand to complete his Honours and Masters degrees here at the University of Auckland. Marco's work on iNZight involved redesigning the iNZight GUI from scratch, making it far more user- and developer-friendly, as well as some improvements to the Time Series package.
Another German visitor, Christoph completed his Masters here and was also responsible for designing and developing the current Lite app much like Marco did for iNZight, making it easier for both users now and developers in the future.
While completing his postgraduate studies here, Chris worked on many of the Shiny apps, including iNZight Lite and Census at School.
Wilson worked on iNZight Lite while completing his PhD is statistics here at the University of Auckland. He was responsible for implementing new features to and fixing bugs in iNZight Lite, as well as maintaining the public shiny containers and providing technical support for users.
These students worked on iNZight as part of their Honours/Masters research projects.
These students worked on iNZight for their Summer Scholarship.
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