>>> 中文版
This is a series of very basic R tutorial presentations comprising of three major tracks: analyst, data scientist and data engineer. It focused on applied R skills, instead of statistics principles or software engineering mechanisms, majorly aiming to serve as a starting point to promote R within a business organization that wants to be data-smart.
Anyone who is interested in, but not quite familiar with R yet. You don't need to have strong programming skills but you must have a good sense of data.
You are also recommended to have solid statistics knowledge before you start to use R. R is born with statistics genes.
This series presentations are compiled with knitr
using ioslide template. You can compile them by knitr
ing the .rmd files.
Each presentation is in html format. You can run them using a browser, e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Opera, IE or Safari.
Directly visit the Github project intro site
-
A01 R Basics
-
A02 Data Manipulation
-
A03 Visualization
-
A04 Basic Analysis
-
A05 Repeated Reporting
- B01 Functional Programming And Object-oriented Programming
Fork this project or download the project zip to local disk.
This tutorial series are under GNU GPL-3 license. Refer to LICENSE file under the root directory before you want to copy, edit or re-distribute the materials.