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Overview of R and R Studio

  • R overview
  • R Studio Environment Windows
    • Script Editor Window
    • Data Environment
    • Console
    • Plots/Help/Packages

Working with Data

  • Introduction to vectors and matrices (data.frame)
  • Types of variables
    • Numeric, Integer, factor, etc.
    • Converting variable types
    • Importing data via R Studio menu functions
    • Removing variables using the ls() command
  • Creating variables at the console prompt – single values, vectors, data frames
  • Naming vectors and matrices
  • Using head and tail commands
  • Introduction to dim, length, and class
  • Command line import (reading .csv and tab-delimited .txt files)
  • Attaching and detaching data (advantages vs data.frame$)
  • Merging data using cbind and rbind

Exploratory Data Analysis

  • Summarizing data
  • Using the summary command on vectors and data frames
  • Subsetting data with square brackets
    • Summarizing and creating new variables
  • Using table and summary commands
  • Statistical summary commands
    • Mean
    • Median
    • Standard Deviation
    • Variance
    • Count & frequencies
    • Min & Max
    • Quartiles
    • Percentiles
    • Correlation

Exporting Data

  • Writing to a .txt table
  • Writing to a .csv file

R Workspace

  • Concepts of Working Directories and Projects (menu-driven and code – setwd())

Introduction to R Scripts

  • Creating R Scripts
  • Saving scripts
  • Managing workspace images

Concepts of Packages

  • Installing packages
  • Loading packages into memory

Plotting Data (using standard default R plot command and ggplot2 package)

  • Bar Charts and Histograms
  • Boxplots
  • Line charts / time series
  • Scatter plots
  • Stem and leaf
  • Mosaic
  • Modifying plots
    • Titles
    • Legends
    • Axis
    • Plot Area
  • Exporting plots to third-party applications

Requirements

  • No prior experience with R is required.
  • Basic familiarity with programming or data analysis concepts is beneficial but not mandatory.

Target Audience

  • Data analysts and statisticians who are new to R.
  • Researchers and academics interested in data manipulation and visualization.
  • Professionals transitioning into data science roles.
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