written by this guy: http://frankmccown.blogspot.co.uk/
However, for R for Biochemists, I think we really need some biochemical examples.
Ideally some:
- Kd and Vmax
- Time courses of protein production
- Perhaps a simple protein assay
- Need some correlation with statistics
- Need some mean, standard deviation.
- Need some T-tests (one sided, paired), ANOVA
- Want to do the multiple graph thing - very useful for data exploration.
- Some grouping algorithms maybe?
- Talk about good quality graphs
- Publication quality.
Interesting piece about R here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3750153/relationship-between-plotting-packages-in-r
gnuplot vs R
http://www.manning-sandbox.com/thread.jspa?threadID=35427
gnuplot is just for graphing!
R is so much more!
Perhaps too much?
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