| Tip | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
Hello! Thank you for viewing this page. Given the movement toward incorporating R in statistical analysis here at Carleton, I have created this little sub-page of information. Posted material includes user-manuals and tutorials for both beginning and advanced users. Once again, thank you for your consideration. If you have any questions, email me <BhalaS@carleton.edu> or Paula Lackie <PLackie@carleton.edu> and we will try our best to help. ~ Samir S. Bhala '12, Political Science Science |
What is R?
"R" has two connotations. First, it is an open-source statistical package; second, it refers to a computer programming language known as R. You may download and install whichever version you'd like at http://www.r-project.org. Extensive guides for downloading R to a Windows machine and to a Mac machine also exist. Boasting a robust open-source community as one of its assets, R has a lot of online and built-in help.
...