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1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
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1.3.1 Download and Install R (M-I-T)
1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
MIT
Social Sciences
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1.3.10 Video 5: Data Analysis - Summary Statistics and Scatterplots (M-I-T)
1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
MIT
Social Sciences
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1.3.12 Video 6: Data Analysis - Plots and Summary Tables (M-I-T)
1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
MIT
Social Sciences
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1.3.14 Video 7: Saving with Script Files (M-I-T)
1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
MIT
Social Sciences
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1.3.2 Video 1: Why R? (M-I-T)
1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
MIT
Social Sciences
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1.3.4 Video 2: Getting Started in R (M-I-T)
1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
MIT
Social Sciences
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1.3.6 Video 3: Vectors and Data Frames (M-I-T)
1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
MIT
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1.3.8 Video 4: Loading Data Files (M-I-T)
1.3 Working with Data: An Introduction to R (M-I-T)
MIT
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