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Introduction to R

URL to this page: https://hackmd.io/@k8hertweck/introR

Sign in to each class meeting here

Have you installed R and RStudio to the latest versions? Have you also installed tidyverse? See our Software instructions for links!

This page is for easy access to links we'll use during class. You don't need to do anything with this information until directed by your instructor.

If you have feedback about this course, please comment here

Complete class notes for all here.

Class 1: introduction to R syntax and RStudio

Class 2: Working with data frames

Class 3: Data manipulation with dplyr

  • Complete class notes
  • If R says your data file does not exist, you have probably not opened your project:
    • save your script in your project directory
    • go to File -> Open Project
    • navigate to the directory containing your project and click open
    • the path (location in your computer) at the top of the console (bottom left hand panel) should now be the location of your project directory
  • Tidyverse website
  • dplyr cheetsheet
  • Class 3 exercises

Class 4: Data visualization

Resources for continued learning

  • Learn about other courses through fredhutch.io here. Intermediate R courses include the following:
    • Intermediate R: Machine Learning (in development)
    • Intermediate R: Data Visualization (in development)
    • Intermediate R: Programming (based on these lessons from Software Carpentry)
  • The Fred Hutch Bioinformatics and Data Science Cooperative, or Coop, hosts many community meetings and office hours about data science. Learn more information about these groups here
  • Join the Coop Community Slack to talk about data science with other Hutch researchers!
  • The Fred Hutch Biomedical Data Science Wiki is written by Hutch researchers and staff, and is a great place to find information about data management, bioinformatics, computing, and more.
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