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Data Geeks!
O'Reilly is offering a free course on the basics of R. With pirates. I've done a few of the modules and I really like the setup for getting a good feel of the command line, data types, etc.
Download R (for free!) here:
http://cran.r-project.org
The tutorial is here:
http://tryr.codeschool.com
(You can try the tutorial without downloading the package)
Also I recommend SimpleR as a good free reference. For anyone who's ever looked at a data set and said, "If only I could plot it that way..."
ETA: I should also say, that for any spot where they use the arrow assignment '<-', you can also just use the equal sign '='
Download R (for free!) here:
http://cran.r-project.org
The tutorial is here:
http://tryr.codeschool.com
(You can try the tutorial without downloading the package)
Also I recommend SimpleR as a good free reference. For anyone who's ever looked at a data set and said, "If only I could plot it that way..."
ETA: I should also say, that for any spot where they use the arrow assignment '<-', you can also just use the equal sign '='
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And if you have any questions or want some example functions or some sample code on how to plot things or run things, send me a pm if you get stuck. I have been using it since I started grad school in 2000 and am pretty good at least at speaking my own brand of R. :) I did all of the graphs for my dissertation using R (like these ones), and use it nearly daily at work.
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As an aside - I will DEFINITELY be bugging you about R in the future, when I am le fin and on my way to a postdoc. :D
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