Exploratory Analysis of Biological Data using R 2017
Welcome
Welcome to Exploratory Analysis of Biological Data using R.
The course schedule can be found here.
If you have questions or comments, visit the workshop Q&A forum.
Class Photo
Day 1
The most current version of our RStudio projects for today live at
- https://github.com/hyginn/R_EDA-Introduction
- https://github.com/hyginn/R_EDA-Regression
- https://github.com/hyginn/R_EDA-DimensionReduction
You will be able to access them there for the foreseeable future.
- Open RStudio.
- Select File → NewProject…
- Click on Version Control.
- Click on Git.
- Enter https://github.com/hyginn/R_EDA-Introduction as the Repository URL.
- Type a
<tab>
character, the Project directory name field should then autofill to readR-Intro
. - Click on Browse… to find your project directory. (You should have created a project directory. If you didn’t, do it now). Click Open.
- Click Create Project; the project files should be downloaded and the console should prompt you to type
init()
to begin. - Type
init()
into the console pane.
When you are done, place a blue postIt on the lid of your laptop. Use a red postIt if you have issues.
Welcome
Ann Meyer
Module 1: Exploratory Data Analysis
Boris Steipe
Module 2: Regression
Module 3: Dimension Reduction
Integrated Assignment
Supporting Files for Assignment
Day 2
The most current version of our RStudio projects for today live at
Module 4: Clustering
Module 5: Hypothesis Testing
The most current version of our RStudio projects for today live at
- https://github.com/hyginn/R_EDA-Introduction
- https://github.com/hyginn/R_EDA-Regression
- https://github.com/hyginn/R_EDA-DimensionReduction
You will be able to access them there for the foreseeable future.
- Open RStudio.
- Select File → NewProject…
- Click on Version Control.
- Click on Git.
- Enter https://github.com/hyginn/R_EDA-Introduction as the Repository URL.
- Type a
<tab>
character, the Project directory name field should then autofill to readR-Intro
. - Click on Browse… to find your project directory. (You should have created a project directory. If you didn’t, do it now). Click Open.
- Click Create Project; the project files should be downloaded and the console should prompt you to type
init()
to begin. - Type
init()
into the console pane.
When you are done, place a blue postIt on the lid of your laptop. Use a red postIt if you have issues.
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