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The R Book

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The high-level language of R is recognized as one of the most powerful and flexible statistical software environments, and is rapidly becoming the standard setting for quantitative analysis, statistics and graphics. R provides free access to unrivalled coverage and cutting-edge applications, enabling the user to apply numerous statistical methods ranging from simple regres

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Hardcover, 942 pages
Published June 1st 2007 by John Wiley & Sons
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Lauren Adams
im going to use this space to rant and rave about how amazing R is, and how completely amazing this book is. first of all, R is free. second, it is easy to use. it is user-friendly. it produces pretty graphs and figures and tables. and this book makes all of that happen. i am recommending to myself to stick with r forever and never look back, unless some other software program that is also free and easy to use that has a companion book like this is created, and its better than r. but i dou...more
Sam
It's hard to find a good R-Book. This one did the job for me while I was learning, but you will be lost if you are not on r-seek constantly filling the gaps. This book also requires a strong stomach for poor writing and typos. I was an reviewer for the forthcoming "R In Action" and felt that it filled many of the holes this book contained. R-seek and google will also be the ultimate R companion though.
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It's big. It's incomplete (as I think any book on R has to be). But it is the book I'm using the most as I continue to learn about R. This is a "cookbook": the author gives several specific examples of how to do specific tasks. If you can find one that matches what you want to do (and it is a big book), then it's great. If not, it's frustrating.

Of the four books I have on R/S/S+, this would be the one I'd start with if I had it to do over again. Still, the idea way of ...more
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