Introduction to R by Debby Kermer George Mason University Library Data Services Group http://dataservices.gmu.edu
[email protected] http://dataservices.gmu.edu/workshop/r 1. Create a folder with your name on the S: Drive 2. Copy titanic.csv from R Workshop Files to that folder History R ≈ S ≈ S-Plus Open Source, Free www.r-project.org Comprehensive R Archive Network Download R from: cran.rstudio.com RStudio: www.rstudio.com R Console Console See… > prompt for new command + waiting for rest of command R "guesses" whether you are done considering () and symbols Type… ↑[Up] to get previous command Type in everything in font: Courier New 3+2 3- 2 Objects Objects nine <- 9 Historical Conventions nine Use <- to assign values Use . to separate names three <- nine / 3 three Current Capabilities my.school <- "gmu" = is okay now in most cases is okay now in most cases my.school _ RStudio: Press Alt - (minus) to insert "assignment operator" Global Environment Script Files Vectors & Lists numbers <- c(101,102,103,104,105) the same numbers <- 101:105 numbers <- c(101:104,105) numbers[ 2 ] numbers[ c(2,4,5)] Vector Variable numbers[-c(2,4,5)] numbers[ numbers > 102 ] RStudio: Press Ctrl-Enter to run the current line or press the button: Files & Functions Files Pane 2. Choose the "S" Drive 1. Browse Drives 3. Choose your folder Working Directory Functions read.table( datafile, header=TRUE, sep = ",") Function Positional Named Named Argument Argument Argument Reading Files Thus, these would be identical: titanic <- read.table( datafile, header=TRUE,