On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Robert W. Hayden hay...@mv.mv.com wrote:
Right now I am trying to remember how to get a scatterplot with
boxplots of x and y separately in the margin. I think I need one of
the packages but I don't know which.
car library by John Fox has a function that does
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 12:07 AM, Antonio P.
Ramosramos.grad.stud...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Robert W. Hayden hay...@mv.mv.com wrote:
Right now I am trying to remember how to get a scatterplot with
boxplots of x and y separately in the margin. I think I need one of
the
As a casual observation I am now in my third year of teaching basic
statistics to biology/ecology students with a mix of Minitab and R.
Outside the formal teaching, I have used R with selected students for
6 or 7 years (students who want to work at home, students with
Macs/Linux at home, and
I'll follow-up on Hadley's comment by noting that I always post the
complete R transcript of our class session, so that the students can
download it and use it. I also add lots and lots of comments to the
file (after class is over), so that they can remember what we did in
class. They seem
I spent a lot of time focussing on code as communication to make
electronic interaction as easy as possible. Personally, I think this
is very important as the majority of my programming work is in
collaboration with others spread around the world, who I might see in
person at most once a year. I
Mark
Actually, I love to communicate with the students by email, but I find it
a nightmare when they email me any code! Sometimes a 1-minute verbal
explanation will take several paragraphs to clarify by email.
I agree, but
a) I only lecture part time, (I do ecological consultancy the
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boun...@r-project.org] On Behalf Of Robert W. Hayden
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I had
