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Humanities Homework Help. Political data analysis 1 page
| Doc Type | Coursework |
| Academic Level | high_school |
| Subject | Political Science |
| Title | Political data Analysis |
| Citation | APA |
| Required Sources | non |
| Pages | 1 |
| Due Date | 2018-04-07 02:00:00 |
| Paper Description | R. The data analysis and writing assignments require that you use R, a programming language that facilitates data analysis. There are many reasons to use R, including that it is free. In addition to being free, R also helps students develop some basic programing skills and forces students to think a bit more systematically about the problems they are trying to solve. The primary resource for learning to do data analysis using R is the Pollock and Edwards textbook, listed above. R can be a bit intimidating, and I think this textbook does a pretty good job of keeping things simple and direct. We will probably take some time in each class meeting learning how to use R, primarily by using it to look at data problems related to the techniques we are covering in class and in the Healey textbook. But the real key to learning R for this course is reading the Pollock and Edwards text thoroughly. One other way we will ease the transition to R is by using R-Studio, a graphical user interface (GUI) that helps organize different parts of the R process and also provides some built-in functions that offer helpful hints as users are inputting their commands. Instructions for downloading R and R-Studio are provided in the Pollock and Edwards textbook. In addition, both options are available in all of the on-campus computer labs. I strongly suggest that you download R-Studio before our first meeting. In the weeks when there are R assignments, they are due at 11:59 p.m. on Saturday evening When downloading R, use: library (poliscidata) library (DescTools) install.packages (“DescTools”) |
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