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In case you've forgotten common useful R functions, here's a cheat sheet [http://cran.r-project.org/doc/contrib/Short-refcard.pdf R] | In case you've forgotten common useful R functions, here's a cheat sheet [http://cran.r-project.org/doc/contrib/Short-refcard.pdf R] | ||
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Revision as of 20:06, 22 January 2009
This will be a repository of tips for using R. To add a tip, just create a link below, for example: Separating the Red Sea and save the page. The link will be red. Just click on the red link and you will automatically be editing the page. Nothing like a blank canvas to share your hard-gleaned wisdom!
In case you've forgotten common useful R functions, here's a cheat sheet R
Having trouble googling for R-related information? Try RSeek.
Topics include:
- Optimizers
- General Information on Plotting
- Making Inset Maps
- Colors
- Making a Correlated Random Walk
- Ocean Colors: Obtaining and presenting sattelite based chlorophyll concentrations maps
- Bathymetry data: like Ocean Colors, but for depth, and not as sophisticated yet
- Polygons from images sourced outside R
- String Manipulation
- Interactive Debugging in R
- Sometimes R users need to encounter C, for example, to maintain an R package, or to speed up existing functions. It is fairly straightforward to run C code from within R.
Here is how, with some easy-to-follow examples.
For all things R, a useful resource might be the R Users Wiki, with information of relevance to all levels of experience.
