The R-Podcast Episode 4: Data Structures-Introduction
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In this episode: Site updates, additional screencasts about R from other sites, listener feedback, and discussion on the fundamental data structures for R: vectors, matrices, lists, and data frames. The R code discussed in this episode is available in our GitHub repository, see the show notes for details. Leave us a voicemail a +1-269-849-9780, or send an email or audio comment to theRcast[at]gmail.com. Thanks for listening!
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
- Our Google Plus page: http://goplus.us/rpodcast
- R Twotorials: http://www.twotorials.com
- Stats Makes Me Cry: http://www.statsmakemecry.com
- RSeek: http://www.rseek.org
- R Reference Card: http://cran.r-project.org/doc/contrib/Short-refcard.pdf
- R script used in this episode: https://github.com/thercast/data-structures/blob/master/data-structures-introduction.R
- Theme music provided by WillRock from the Return All Robots Remix Album at ocremix.org
- The Closing theme is entitled Crysis Crystal and provided by K-wix from the Mega Man 9: Back in Blue album at ocremix.org
Episode 4 Time Stamps
00:00 The R-Podcast #004 Data Structures-Introduction 00:31 Introduction 01:56 Google Plus info 03:10 Other screencasts about R 05:23 Listener Feedback 08:57 Data Structures 10:40 Vectors 18:30 Matrices 24:17 Lists 31:30 Data Frames 41:36 R Reference Card 43:52 Wrapping up: subscribe to the podcast, [email protected], + 1-269-849-9780, Twitter @theRcast 49:26 End
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