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Author: John Fox (McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada)
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: CRC Press
Weight: 0.590kg
ISBN: 9781138462427
ISBN 10: 113846242
Pages: 238
Publication Date: 28 November 2017
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
""". . . this is a comprehensive book written in an approachable style, that serves as a good user guide to the R Commander . . ."" ~Tim Downie, Journal of Statistical Software ""Having used R Commander in my introductory statistics courses, I would recommend its use in a first course in statistics for several reasons. First, R Commander gives students experience with a statistical software package while allowing the course to focus on important statistical concepts. Second, students become familiar with R code while using the program, allowing students to quickly transition to R (or RStudio) in a second course."" ~Stacey A. Hancock, Montana State University "". . . this is a comprehensive book written in an approachable style, that serves as a good user guide to the R Commander . . ."" ~Tim Downie, Journal of Statistical Software ""Having used R Commander in my introductory statistics courses, I would recommend its use in a first course in statistics for several reasons. First, R Commander gives students experience with a statistical software package while allowing the course to focus on important statistical concepts. Second, students become familiar with R code while using the program, allowing students to quickly transition to R (or RStudio) in a second course."" ~Stacey A. Hancock, Montana State University"
. . . this is a comprehensive book written in an approachable style, that serves as a good user guide to the R Commander . . . ~Tim Downie, Journal of Statistical Software Having used R Commander in my introductory statistics courses, I would recommend its use in a first course in statistics for several reasons. First, R Commander gives students experience with a statistical software package while allowing the course to focus on important statistical concepts. Second, students become familiar with R code while using the program, allowing students to quickly transition to R (or RStudio) in a second course. ~Stacey A. Hancock, Montana State University . . . this is a comprehensive book written in an approachable style, that serves as a good user guide to the R Commander . . . ~Tim Downie, Journal of Statistical Software Having used R Commander in my introductory statistics courses, I would recommend its use in a first course in statistics for several reasons. First, R Commander gives students experience with a statistical software package while allowing the course to focus on important statistical concepts. Second, students become familiar with R code while using the program, allowing students to quickly transition to R (or RStudio) in a second course. ~Stacey A. Hancock, Montana State University
"". . . this is a comprehensive book written in an approachable style, that serves as a good user guide to the R Commander . . ."" ~Tim Downie, Journal of Statistical Software ""Having used R Commander in my introductory statistics courses, I would recommend its use in a first course in statistics for several reasons. First, R Commander gives students experience with a statistical software package while allowing the course to focus on important statistical concepts. Second, students become familiar with R code while using the program, allowing students to quickly transition to R (or RStudio) in a second course."" ~Stacey A. Hancock, Montana State University "". . . this is a comprehensive book written in an approachable style, that serves as a good user guide to the R Commander . . ."" ~Tim Downie, Journal of Statistical Software ""Having used R Commander in my introductory statistics courses, I would recommend its use in a first course in statistics for several reasons. First, R Commander gives students experience with a statistical software package while allowing the course to focus on important statistical concepts. Second, students become familiar with R code while using the program, allowing students to quickly transition to R (or RStudio) in a second course."" ~Stacey A. Hancock, Montana State University
Author Information
John Fox is Professor of Sociology at McMaster University. Professor Fox wrote the R Commander software, and is the author of many articles and books on statistical methods, including (with Sanford Weisberg) An R Companion to Applied Regression, Second Edition. He is an associate editor of the Journal of Statistical Software and former editor of the Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences monograph series.
