Vanesa, I concur with "The R Book". I probably have 90% of the R free
literature printed in hard copy and I've read them twice at least. I
find "The R Book" excellent; and I anxiously waiting for the next
edition (hopefully with corrections and additions). Today, it is my
first choice to find for something in R. If I do not find it there
(which is not usual), then I look into other resources including R lists
and publications. Hope this helps.
On Wed, 2008-08-20 at 12:17 -0500, Laura Chihara wrote:
"The R Book" by Crawley (Wiley) is comprehensive and very useful.
It got a nice review in the latest issue of "The American
Statistician"
-Laura
Vanesa Maribel Fern?ndez wrote:
Hallo! My
name is Vanesa; I am a biology PhD student from Argentina. I am used to carry out
statistical analysis of data from our experiments. And I would like to have a
book to learn how to use ???R?? for statistical. I need one which contains for
example: analysis of categorical data, regression, ANOVA (fixed, mixed,
repeated measures nestled), etc.
Can you
help me to choose a book?
Thank you
very much.
Vanesa
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