As the third post in the Scientist’s Guide to R series (click here for the 1st post), we advance to the brink of the next major stage of the data analysis with R process: cleaning and transforming data. However, before we can clean or transform anything we will need to know how to do a few basic things and familiarize ourselves with some common data structures in R, which are the topics of this post. Click here to read more.
basic operations and data structures in R
ASGR: 2.0 - basic operations and data structures
basic operations and data structures in R
ASGR: 2.0 - basic operations and data structures
Craig Hutton
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Victoria
I use a combination of methods from psychology, neuroscience, and statistics to examine how brain plasticity, memory, and mood are affected by mild traumatic injuries and neurodegenerative diseases.