101 Default R Graphs
2019-05-15
Chapter 1 Preface
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Why R?:
Free and open source
Built for statistical computing
Visualization tools
Tools for building Models
Learning Objectives:
How to create beautiful, useful, and insightful graphics and charts
How to customize the look of them
All languages have their inconsistencies include R Programming. This documentation helps us to create visualizing in default R graphics before to far away using the packages.
Change log update:
- 18.12.2018
- 19.12.2018
- 23.12.2018
- 24.12.2018
- 13.05.2019
- 14.05.2019
- 15.05.2019
Preferences:
- R Programming/Graphics
- Tutorials for learning R
- RDocumentation
- Statistical tools for high-throughput data analysis
- statmethods
- cognitiveclass.ai-Data Visualization with R
- Comprehensive Guide to Data Visualization in R
- datascienceplus
- Hands-On Programming with R
- R for Data Science
- R Markdown: The Definitive Guide
- R bookdown: Authoring Books and Technical Documents with R Markdown
- blogdown: Creating Websites with R Markdown
License:
101 Default R Graphs is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.