Plotting in R
This module looks at how to plot data in R. It builds on the knowledge you have learned in the previous modules to show you how to use R to interpret your data.
Learning Objectives
The objectives of this module are to provide you with an understanding of:
- How to create a basic plot in R
- Various types of plots in R
- The different graphical parameters of plots in R
- How to layer a plot in R
Intended Audience
Aimed at all who wish to learn the R programming language.
Pre-requisites
No prior knowledge of R is assumed. Delegates should already be familiar with basic programming concepts such as variables, scope, and functions. Experience of another scripting language such as Python or Perl would be an advantage. Understanding mathematical concepts will be beneficial.
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