R – ricardian ambivalence

Scheme and SICP — on a Mac

Given that I am teaching myself to code so that I can better use R, I guess it was inevitable

A book by Jeffrey Stanton from Syracuse University School of Information Studies, An Introduction to Data Science, is now available

Arthur Charpentier of the freakonometrics blog has produced these useful R slides

R is free, but learning it is costly. Thankfully, there are many good free resources available to help you get

For the past three years I have been chipping away at R — going up what has been a very

I love R, but couldn’t live without excel — in part as it’s the form in which so much data

Once you know how to do it, creating your own R package is a snip – and it’s well worth

The head and tail method I posted a few days back runs into problems with matrices and data-frames (due to

I’ve got a bit of time to kill, so I’ve solved three (small and nerdy) problems that have been bothering