• Title: Just Enough R: Learn Data Analysis with R in a Day
• Author(s): Sivakumaran Raman
• Publisher: Self Publishing/GitHab; eBook (Creative Commons Licensed)
• License(s): Creative Commons License (CC)
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• eBook: PDF
• Language: English
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• ISBN-13: 978-1370086894
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Book Description

Learn R programming for data analysis in a single day. The book aims to teach data analysis using R within a single day to anyone who already knows some programming in any other language. The book has sample code which can be downloaded as a zip file.

This book has been crafted in a step-by-step manner which we feel is the best way for you to learn a new subject, one step at a time. It also includes various images to give you assurance you are going in the right direction, as well as having exercises where you can proudly practice your newly attained skills.

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