Why use R for Data Analysis?
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This was a presentation made to few of my colleagues. The idea was to provide a brief introduction to R, provide few reasons for my switching to it, and give some samples of graphics/interactive visualizations that could be created with minimal coding. Slidify (impressjs framework) was used for putting the presentation together (the coding is imperfect) and the graphs/charts used ggplot2, rCharts, corrplot, healthvis, and PerformanceAnalytics libraries.
Relevant code: https://github.com/patilv/UseR
Link to the presentation (for a larger view) : http://rawgithub.com/patilv/UseR/master/index.html
(The presentation may not show up with the impressjs jazz if the browser is incompatible with it. Apologies in advance.)
Relevant code: https://github.com/patilv/UseR
Link to the presentation (for a larger view) : http://rawgithub.com/patilv/UseR/master/index.html
(The presentation may not show up with the impressjs jazz if the browser is incompatible with it. Apologies in advance.)
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