What Is R? - High-Level and Low-Level Languages - What Is Statistics? - What Is Data Science? - What Is Data Mining? - What Is Text Mining? - Natural Language Processing - Three Types of Analytics - Big Data - Why R? - What Is R? - The Integrated Development Environment- RStudio: The IDE for R - Installation of R and RStudio - Writing Scripts in R and RStudio- Basic Syntax- Descriptive Statistics- Reading data files – Basic Data Processing.
Data Visualizations - What Are Data Visualizations? - Bar Chart and Histogram - Line Chart and Pie Chart - Scatterplot and Boxplot - Scatterplot Matrix - Social Network Analysis Graph Basics - Using ggplot2 - What Is the Grammar of Graphics? - The Setup for ggplot2 - Aesthetic Mapping in ggplot2 - Themes in ggplot2 - ggplot2 Common Charts - Bar Chart - Histogram - Density Plot – Scatterplot - Line chart -Boxplot - Interactive Charts with Plotly and ggplot2.
Inferential Statistics and Regressions - What Are Inferential Statistics and Regressions? - apply(), lapply(), sapply() - Sampling - Simple Random Sampling - Stratified Sampling - Cluster Sampling – Correlations - Covariance - Hypothesis Testing and P-Value - T-Test - Types of T-Tests - Assumptions of T-Tests ----- Type I and Type II Errors- One-Sample T-Test - Two-Sample Independent T-Test ------ Two-Sample Dependent T-Test.
Creating variables and assigning data - Using vectors and factors - Using lists - Using data classes - Looping statements - Decision support statements – if | else - Using functions - Introduction to tidyverse - Installing and loading tidyverse - Loading and examining a dataset - Filtering a dataset - Grouping and summarizing a dataset - Plotting a dataset - Graphing burglaries by month and year
Loading a csv file with read.table() - Loading a csv file with read.csv() - Loading a tab delimited file with read.table() - Using readr to load data - Filtering records to create a subset - Narrowing the list of columns with select() - Arranging Rows - Adding Rows with mutate() - Summarizing and Grouping - Piping - Challenge - Gathering - Spreading - Separating - Uniting.
Reference Book:
1.Phuong Vo.T.H, Martin Czygan , Ashish Kumar , Kirthi Raman “Python: Data Analytics and Visualization”, Publisher : Packt Publishing Limited (31 March 2017), ISBN-10 : 1788290097, ISBN-13 : 978-1788290098 2.David S. Brown “Statistics and Data Visualization Using R” Publisher : SAGE Publications, Inc; 1st edition (24 August 2021) ASIN : B09DHFF14Z
Text Book:
1.Eric Goh Ming Hui “Learn R for Applied Statistics” With Data Visualizations, Regressions, and Statistics, Publisher:Apress, ISBN-13 (pbk): 978-1-4842-4199-8 ISBN-13 (electronic): 978-1-4842-4200-1 2.Eric Pimpler , “Data Visualization and Exploration with R”, Publisher: Geospatial Training Services 2017, ISBN:1979451079.