The Art of R Programming
by Norman Matloff
Publisher: UC Davis 2009
ISBN/ASIN: 1593273843
Number of pages: 193
Description:
This book is for those who wish to write code in R, as opposed to those who use R mainly for a sequence of separate, discrete statistical operations. The reader's level of programming background may range from professional to novice.
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