Discusses the R language

Basic run-through of what you can do with R, mainly in terms of visualizations.

A few ways to graph the ToothGrowth data set.

I am reviewing Chatterjee and Price, Regression Analysis by Example. This is the beginning of my R notebook/study guide for use in working through their examples.

Contains a function to create the data frame necessary for side-by-side comparison of the careers of NBA players, as measured in average "per game" statistics.

This is a workbook I put together for my own benefit while learning from Winston Chang's "R Graphics Cookbook," specifically Chapter 4 where line graphs are covered. The code in this document is all mine, except where cited from help documentation in one chunk. The "beavers" dataset is in the "datasets" library included with base R. For this workbook I basically restricted the data to the temperature variable plotted against the time increments. Scroll down to look at some results of experimentation with the geom_line(), geom_point(), and theme_***() functions.

This was an exercise in Coursera's "Reproducible Research" course.

Data is from 97 ASQ evaluations.