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How to get started with R programming
The document outlines the importance of R programming for data science, highlighting its integration with various data science packages and tools like Tableau. It provides resources for learning R and R Studio, including free tutorials and paid courses, as well as recommended books. The document emphasizes linear regression as a fundamental and popular technique in data analysis.
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Introduction to the basics of R programming and its relevance for data science.
R's integration with data science packages, open-source benefits, and no cost for clients.
Focus on mastering R, especially for creating linear regression models.
Instructions for downloading and configuring R and R Studio as a development environment.
Available tutorials and educational resources for learning R Studio basics at no cost.
Access to paid courses for learning R Studio through Pluralsight.
Overview of advanced subjects in R such as machine learning, data visualization, and hands-on courses.
A suggestion for a key book focused on R programming.
Objective to create linear regression models using tools like Spotfire and Alteryx.
Resources for predictive analysis in Tableau utilizing R integration.
Importance of Github as a community resource for R code and projects.
Kaggle as an online platform for data scientists to share and collaborate.
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