Introduction to R, version 1

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These are the course notes for the “Introduction to R” course given by the Monash Bioinformatics Platform.

R is both a programming language and an interactive environment for statistics. Today we will be concentrating on R as an interactive environment.

We will be using RStudio, a friendly front end to R. On the day, we will be using RStudio from the web, but you can also install R and RStudio on your laptop. Both R and RStudio are free.

Course material

r-intro.pdf - These notes as a pdf.

r-intro-files.zip - Zip file containing data we are working with.

Slides

Introducing R

Topics

Starting out in R (.Rmd)

Working with data in a matrix (.Rmd)

Working with data in a data frame (.Rmd)

Plotting with ggplot2 (.Rmd)

See also

In this series:

Other resources:

Authors

This course is developed by the Monash Bioinformatics Platform, with contributions by Paul Harrison, Haroon Naeem, and Nick Wong.

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Some of this material is derived from work that is Copyright (c) Software Carpentry. Any errors and failures of pedagogy are our own.



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