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Introduction to Data Analysis with R

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  • 411 pages
  • 18.6 MB
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A hands-on R course built around public health and epidemiology datasets. Starts with installing RStudio and moves through data wrangling with dplyr, summary tables, and plotting with ggplot2, with practice questions and solutions in every chapter.

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