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Awesome LearnRwithR Awesome

A curated list of learnR and {swirl} related resources. LearnR and {swirl} are R-Packages for learning R in R, but not only limited to the R Language.

learnrwithr

In the first part you find links to source code, documentation & community of the packages itself. In the second part we list courses made with learnR or {swirl}. A third part list further resources for learning R.

You're welcome to add new stuff or report glitches. See contributing.md how to pull requests.

Table of Content


Content

R-Package Links

LearnR Stuff

Official Links
References

Swirl Stuff

Official Links
References
Community

Tutorials Guides & Courses

Made with LearnR

Examples by RStudio
Online Courses
Courses as package
  • learningAnalytics - Tutorials covering various statistical techniques by Brad Boehmke.
    1. “Hello”: An introduction to learningAnalytics
    2. “EDA”: Exploratory Data Analysis
    3. “Unsupervised”: Principal Components Analysis & Cluster Analysis
    4. “Linear Regression”: Linear Regression
    5. “Supervised Classification”: Logistic Regression & Discriminant Analysis
    6. “Resampling”: Leave-One-Out Cross-Validation, k-Fold Cross Validation, & Bootstrapping
    7. “Model Selection”: Best Subset & Stepwise Selection for Linear Models
  • trainR - Interactive R Tutorials by Aravind Hebbali.
    1. data-wrangling-with-dplyr-part-1
    2. data-wrangling-with-dplyr-part-2
    3. data-wrangling-with-dplyr-part-3
    4. hacking-strings-with-stringr
    5. import-data-in-r-part-1
    6. import-data-in-r-part-2
    7. introduction-to-tibbles
    8. readable-code-with-pipes
    9. work-with-date-and-time-in-R
    10. working-with-categorical-data
  • rexercises - R-Exercises by Lan Huong Nguyen.
    1. data_to_R
    2. vectors_and_matrices
    3. lists_and_data_frames
    4. programming
    5. plotting
  • RKurs - German R Exercises by Daniel Lüdecke.
  • YARD - Yet Another R Demo by Paul Egeler.
  • adventr - An Adventure in Statistics by Andy Field, see also Book-Page.
    1. Why you need science
    2. Reporting research, variables and measurement
    3. Summarizing Data
    4. Fitting models (central tendency)
    5. Presenting data
    6. z-scores
    7. Probability
    8. Inferential statistics
    9. Robust estimation
    10. Hypothesis testing
    11. Modern approaches to theory testing
    12. Assumptions
    13. Relationships
    14. The general linear model
    15. comparing two means
    16. Comparing several means
    17. Factorial designs

Made with Swirl

Further Resources

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