I created another video tutorial on R. This time, I discuss R's lm() command and how to use it for a variety of standard applications.
Here is the code that goes with the video:
Enjoy!
Monday, February 28, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Tutorial on Distributions in R
Here's a video tutorial I put together to go over how to generate a random sample from one of the commonly known parametric distributions in R.
Along the way, I also discuss how some of the properties of estimators are reflected in the computations I perform.
Along the way, I also discuss how some of the properties of estimators are reflected in the computations I perform.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
How to read and write Stata data (.dta) files into R
Here's an R tutorial where I explain how to read Stata data files into R (even if you don't own the program Stata). I also offer some other basic tips.
Of note, you can also write Stata .dta files from R (if your coauthors or journals insist on having ".dta" data).
Suppose your R data frame has the name fuzzybunny and you want to save the file to the C: drive as myfuzzydata.dta. After loading the foreign library,
library(foreign)
Here's the syntax:
write.dta(fuzzybunny, "C://myfuzzydata.dta")
Try it out and impress your friends (you know, the friends who only know how to use Stata).
Of note, you can also write Stata .dta files from R (if your coauthors or journals insist on having ".dta" data).
Suppose your R data frame has the name fuzzybunny and you want to save the file to the C: drive as myfuzzydata.dta. After loading the foreign library,
library(foreign)
Here's the syntax:
write.dta(fuzzybunny, "C://myfuzzydata.dta")
Try it out and impress your friends (you know, the friends who only know how to use Stata).
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
An R Video Tutorial on Entering Data
Here is a video tutorial on entering and manipulating data in R. I plan to do more of these. If you have some suggested topics, let me know in the comments.
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