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What are your favorite links for R help? #15

Closed mqwilber closed 9 years ago

mqwilber commented 9 years ago

@umihoshijima @tombellkelp @TomCSmith @lstevenson09, what are your favorite links for R help? Add them to the issue and we will compile them in the basic R lesson.

mqwilber commented 9 years ago

http://stackoverflow.com/

TomCSmith commented 9 years ago

Primarily for plotting and ggplot2: The R Graphics Cookbook by Wynston Chang, in an online text format

The basics: Quick R: http://www.statmethods.net/

Mixed Effects Models and Extensions in Ecology with R, by Zuur et al., sometimes called "the penguin book"; e-book downloadable through UCSB library

The Use R! series is largely available as e-books downloadable from the UCSB library; they are generally excellent. (The link is to a search that should find the whole series)

lstevenson09 commented 9 years ago

Curses! @TomCSmith took all of mine!

If we want to recommend books, this "Ecological Models and Data in R" by Ben Bolker is awesome http://ms.mcmaster.ca/~bolker/emdbook/ There's one copy at the UCSB library

umihoshijima commented 9 years ago

GGplot2 google group

umihoshijima commented 9 years ago

Also, unless you're some kind of whiz, this is constantly open while you're using ggplot: ggplot docs. It's an incredibly well put-together documentation.