The for Dummies series has been around since 1991. (A bit of trivia, DOS for Dummies was the first title.) I’ve owned a few books in the series and have been adequately impressed with most …
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The Art of R Programming – Matloff (2011)
It’s difficult to write a book on an entire programming language and keep it manageable and concise, but The Art of R Programming does it as well as any text I’ve seen. Matloff covers, in …
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Bayesian Computation with R – Albert (2009)
Title: Bayesian Computation with RAuthor(s): Jim AlbertPublisher/Date: Springer/2009Statistics level: High Programming level: Low Overall recommendation: Recommended Bayesian Computation with R focuses primarily on providing the reader with a basic understanding of Bayesian thinking and the …
Continue readingData Manipulation with R – Spector (2008)
Title: Data Manipulation with R Author(s): Phil Spector Publisher/Date: Springer/2008 Statistics level: N/A Programming level: Intermediate Overall recommendation: Highly recommended If there is one book that every beginning R user coming from a programming background …
Continue readingA Handbook of Statistical Analyses Using R – Everitt and Hothorn (2006)
Title: A Handbook of Statistical Analyses Using R Author(s): Brian S. Torvitt; Torsten Hothorn Publisher/Date: Chapman & Hall/2006 Statistics level: Intermediate to advanced Programming level: Intermediate Overall recommendation: Highly recommended A Handbook of Statistical Analyses …
Continue readingData Analysis and Graphics Using R – Maindonald and Braun (2003)
Title: Data Analysis and Graphics Using R: An Example-Based ApproachAuthor(s): John Maindonald; John BraunPublisher/Date: Cambridge University Press/2003Statistics level: Intermediate to advancedProgramming level: Beginner to intermediate Overall recommendation: Highly recommended Data Analysis and Graphics Using R …
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