Programming in R - Dr Binu V P

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Introduction

R Data Types

R Variables

Syntax /Elements of R program comments/keywords

R Input/Output

R Operators

Control Statements in R

   if and if else statements 

   switch statement

   for loop- break and next statement

   while loop

   repeat loop

Functions

        Functions in R

        Recursive Functions in R 

Data Structures 

        Data Structures in R

        Strings

        Vectors

        Lists

        Matrices and Arrays

       Data Frames

       Factors

 R Graphs and Charts

        R Plots

        R Line Graphs

        R Scatter Plots

        R Bar Plots

        R Pie Charts

        R Histogram

        R Box Plot

        R Strip Charts

        Saving Plots in R

R Data Manipulation

        R Data Sets

        R Basic Statistics

        Data Handling in R

        Read and write CSV files in R

        Read and write xlsx files in R

R Statistics

        Central Tendency- Mean Median Mode

        Measures of Variability- Range Variance and Standard Deviation

        Quratiles and Summary

        Covariance and Correlation

        Normal Distributions

        Binomial Distributions

        Poisson Distribution

        Hypothesis Testing ( t test)

        R-Chi Square Test

        Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test in R

Regression

        R Linear Regression

        R-Multiple Regression

        R-Logistic Regression

        R-Poisson Regression

Time Series Analysis

        R-Time Series Analysis

        R-Time Series Analysis using ARIMA

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