Showing posts with label ссылка. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ссылка. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 13, 2015

qualitative or mixed data analysis

LinkedIn даёт пакет для такого анализа.
#Rstats #research My brief survey of R packages for qualitative (or mixed) data analysis. http://qr.ae/6auZw

Javier, I appreciate the suggestion and the link. In my post, I've tried to limit the discussion to R packages that are much more focused on qualitative data analysis than many others. I understand that "lme4" and many other packages contain functionality that deals with qualitative (in a form of categorical) or mixed data, but I was trying to limit the scope of the material for better focus. More importantly, mixed-effects modeling is IMHO inherently quantitative approach. Nevertheless, this is an interesting topic, which I plan to become acquainted more with in the future. Thank you again and feel free to connect!

Check also this package: http://factominer.free.fr/advanced-methods/multiple-factor-analysis.html

Ahmed, I'm aware of "factominer" and some other FA packages. However, I tend to think of them mostly as packages for quantitative data analysis, despite their support for categorical data. Please see my points in the comment for Javier above. Anyway, I appreciate your comment.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Tutorials from Universities Around the World


Online tutorials for R programming, Statistics and Graphic

Here is a list of FREE R tutorials hosted in official website of universities around the world. The tutorials are listed  in no particular order, actually based on when I have discovered it. They will be categorised soon. Please kindly suggest me other university-hosted online R tutorials by email to me@pairach.com.
  1. University of California at Davis,
    Getting Started with the R Data Analysis Package
    by Professor Norm Matloff
  2. Clarkson University,
    R Tutorial
    by
     Kelly Black
  3. York University,
    Getting started with R
  4. University of Waterloo
    R Tutorial For A WINDOWS Environment (Windows, Unix)
  5. University of California at Los Angles, UCLA,
    Resources to help you learn and use R
  6. University of California at Riverside.
    Programming in R
  7. University of Illinois,
    A Brief Introduction to R
  8. University of Texas at Austin,
    R Tutorial Videos
    by Brandon K. Vaughn
  9. University of California at Berkeley,
    An Introduction to R (PDF)
    by Phil Spector
  10. University of California at Santa Babara,
    R Programming Resource Centre
    by National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis
  11. Chiang Mai University,
    Econometrics with R (in Thai)
    by Pairach Piboonrungroj.
  12. University of Carnegie Mellon,
    A Tutorial: Some Fundamentals of R.
    by Bruce E. Trumbo
  13. University of Illinois State,
    R Tutorial.
    by Dong-Yun Kim
  14. University of MacMaster,
    Introduction to the R Statistical Computing Environment.
    by John Fox.
  15. University of Princeton,
    Introducing R.
    by Germán Rodríguez
  16. University of Amsterdam,
    How to draw graphs with R,  [Graphics]
    by A.M. (Angelos-Miltiadis) Krypotos
  17. University of North Texas,
    Do it yourself – Introduction to R [Intro]
  18. University of Warwick,
    R programming page [Biosciences: Molecular Organisation and Assembly in Cells]
    by Peter Cock.
  19. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
    R tutorial for Applied Econometrics
    by Prof. Roger Koenker
  20. Coastal Carolina University
    R tutorials [General]
    by  William B. King
  21. University of Colorado Denver
    R Tutorial [General]
    by  Stephanie Santorico and Mark Shin
  22. Stanford School of Medicine (Biomedical Informatics)
    R Tutorial [VDO on Introduction + Translational Bioinformatics]
  23. Harding University
    Producing Simple Graphs with R [basic graphic e.g., line, bar, hist, line]
    by Frank McCown
  24. University of Kentucky, Department of Statistics
    Use Software R to do Survival Analysis and Simulation [pdf]
    by Mai Zhou

Monday, February 21, 2011

R ссылки и статистика вообще

В другом блоге написал о колмогоровской сложности, это меня занимает в связи с тремя сёстрами.

Прочитал хорошую идеологическую заметку о неправильном понимании статистики на Кошках, кстати рекомендую подписаться, дяденька пишет оч душевно и понятно + великолепное владение материлом.

И наконец ссылки, вписанные в сравнение R и МатЛаба.