R_note (R note) -- The Exploration of Statistic Software R. (統計軟體 R 深度歷險)

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Documents
Download
Installation
MS Windows

Batch jobs
Data/MySQL
Ghostscript
Plot
String/Parse

Batch more
Classes

Fast Loop
LAM/MPI/Rmpi
Recursion

PHP Call R
Basic C
R Call Fortran/C
R Call GSL
C Call R API
C Call R Objects
Standalone

Build a Package
C Pointer

Old Pages
Not end
Others



Section: About R_note

About the copyright
Please tell me any place where should be cited and it's original in this note. In case the original page loses, I have made a mirror for each on-line documents or packages, and the source links and the mirrors will be provided simultaneously. Please tell me any mirror where violates your copyright in this note. It must be removed immediately.

About R's version
R version 1.6 for MS windows was used to write this note. Most examples can also run for version 1.5 to 2.4. Without any claim, all codes used in examples were presumed to be coded in R version 1.6 and Linux System.

About this note
The goal of this note of R is "keep it simple, keep it short, and keep it clear". This note demonstrates as "step by step" in different levels from basic commands to complex programmings. Some are not easy but it should be useful for advanced users to handle with other applications. Each topic is explained by simple examples which are collected from on-line documents, textbooks or simplified from my programs. In each line of examples, all are subjectively meaningful either for computer scientists or for statisticians.

Special thanks to Division of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, NHRI, Taiwan, they offered me a chance and provided the environment to try and to write a lot of different applications. Although some ideas were not mature enough in this period, I tried to write down every key points according to my experience.

Any topic which I interest in and is not completed will be listed in the secion of "Not end". Please tell me any incorrect usages in this note.

About this site
This site is maintained by the Department of Mathematics, National Central University, Taiwan. I must offer my heartfelt thanks to them who provide the excellent service and allow me to retain this note.

About the readers
Who are interesting in this note? Where are they from? A record from google analytics shows the possible visists

About the author
A Ph.D. student, enrolling in Department of Statisitcs, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, USA, majors in Statistics with graduation undetermined, and mentoring by Dr. Karin S. Dorman.


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Created: Oct 06 2003
Last Revised: Apr 28 2009, 23:40 (CST Ames, IA, USA)
Editor: Wei-Chen Chen
E-Mail: snoweye@iastate.edu
© Copyright by Wei-Chen Chen
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