• Preface
    • Why Statistics with R?
    • Philosophy
    • What is in this handbook?
    • Resources
    • About me
  • Four basic ingredients
  • 1 Setting up
    • 1.1 R
    • 1.2 RStudio
      • 1.2.1 The RStudio IDE
      • 1.2.2 Install packages
      • 1.2.3 RStudio Projects
    • 1.3 Git & GitHub
    • 1.4 Resources
  • 2 Data
    • 2.1 Entering data
    • 2.2 From Text
    • 2.3 From Excel
    • 2.4 From SPSS
    • 2.5 From SAS
    • 2.6 From Stata
    • 2.7 From systat
    • 2.8 Data from R packages
  • 3 R-Basics
    • 3.1 Help
    • 3.2 Data structures
      • 3.2.1 Vectors
      • 3.2.2 Sequences
      • 3.2.3 Factors
      • 3.2.4 Data frames
      • 3.2.5 Tibbles
      • 3.2.6 Matrix
      • 3.2.7 List
      • 3.2.8 Array
    • 3.3 Dates
      • 3.3.1 Date Conversion
      • 3.3.2 Date to Character
    • 3.4 Pipes
  • 4 R-Markdown
    • 4.1 Installation
    • 4.2 Resources
    • 4.3 PowerPoint
  • I Data Preprocessing
  • Introduction
  • 5 Data Cleansing
  • 6 Data Wrangling
  • 7 Missing Values
  • 8 Outliers
  • II Data Visualization
  • Introduction
  • 9 Aesthetic Mappings
  • 10 Visualizing Amounts
  • 11 Visualizing Distributions
  • 12 Visualizing Proportions
  • 13 Visualizing Trends
  • III Univariate Analysis
  • Introduction
  • 14 Data Tabulation
  • 15 Descriptive Statistics
  • 16 Bivariate Analysis
  • 17 Correlations
  • IV Multivariate Analysis
  • Introduction
  • 18 Simple Regression
  • 19 Multiple Regression
  • V GLM Models
  • Introduction
  • 20 Reporting Models
  • VI Time Series Analysis
  • Introduction
  • 21 Time Series
  • 22 Time Series Smoothing
  • 23 Time Series Models
  • Appendix
  • A CSS Crash Course
    • A.1 What’s in a name?
    • A.2 How do I change the color of….?
  • B Backlog
  • C Miscellaneous
  • D Spillover from distill
  • E Teaching and Learning with Jupyter Book Review
  • F R Markdown Themes
    • F.0.1 default
    • F.0.2 cerulean
    • F.0.3 journal
    • F.0.4 flatly
    • F.0.5 darkly
    • F.0.6 readable
    • F.0.7 spacelab
    • F.0.8 united
    • F.0.9 cosmo
    • F.0.10 lumen
    • F.0.11 paper
    • F.0.12 sandstone
    • F.0.13 simplex
    • F.0.14 yeti
  • G What should I make
  • H Teaching learners
  • I What to do on day 1
  • J Licensing your content
  • K Remixing licensed content
  • L Community
  • Published with bookdown
  • DOI

Statistics with R

L Community

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