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Fall 2013: I am (finally) marshalling my teaching materials in one place and exploiting modern tools! Here I index my growing arsenal. This is unfolding in the context of the 2013 instance of STAT 545A Exploratory Data Analysis, so you can find source in the course github repository
- Get R, RStudio, and some add-on packages set up
- Basics of R/RStudio, workspaces, and projects
- Basic care and feeding of data in R
- R objects (beyond data.frames) and indexing
- Data aggregation with
plyr
- Getting data out of R
- External resources on writing your own functions PLACEHOLDER
- Overview of the R graphics landscape
- Exploring a quantitative variable with
lattice
- Be the boss of your factors UNDER DEVELOPMENT
- Exploring the relationship between two quantitative variables: A quick tour of `xyplot()
- Gateway to more advanced
lattice
usage - Overview of using colors in R
- Mapping a factor into a color in base graphics (doubles as a nice introduction to
match()
andmerge()
) - Taking control of qualitative colors in
lattice
- Taking control of qualitative colors in
ggplot2
- Side-by-side comparisons of
lattice
andggplot2
plots - R coding style and organizing analytical projects
Smaller topics, in the approximate order in which students ask about them
- Note on custom CSS, triggered by making attractive HTML tables in the data aggregation tutorial
- To tidy or not to tidy? re: code tidying in
knitr
- Writing a figure to file
- Make browsing a GitHub repository more rewarding
Stuff that's deprecated or needs freshening but that's not totally embarrassing
- Data aggregation with built-in functions
- Intro to
lattice
graphics
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